Why do ripe single fruits on trees fall to the ground instead of flying to the moon? Are there only seven colors in the rainbow after the rain: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple? Does the ship have wheels? Was the pencil placed in the water really broken into two pieces? ... These seemingly ordinary phenomena may happen around you, but can you tell the reason? If not, don't rush! Hurry up and read this "Encyclopedia of Scientific Exploration", your questions will be answered one by one here. It is like your childhood playmate, taking you into the wonderful microscopic world, allowing you to make friends with molecules and atoms with different personalities; it will take you to the magical world of light and shadow, allowing you to participate in interesting games such as reflection and refraction; it will also take you to the "river" of electricity, allowing you to swim along the current and feel the magical power of electricity; it will also take you into the bizarre future world, allowing you to appreciate the mystery and elegance of new science...
Reader comments
The author must have put a lot of thought into it, and the book is very rich in content. I like it so much! It would be nice if there were more pictures in some places. There is also that character called "Molecule" who is a bit annoying and always plays hide and seek with me, but I will find you sooner or later! Haha~
The author must have put a lot of thought into it, and the book is very rich in content. I like it so much! It would be nice if there were more pictures in some places. There is also that character called "Molecule" who is a bit annoying and always plays hide and seek with me, but I will find you sooner or later! Haha~