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I Can Do Physics. Learn High School Physics Thoroughly in 2 Hours.
"I want to run away as soon as I hear physics" and "Although I don't hate it, I still can't remember it after learning it." These problems have troubled us in the past, but physics can also be learned from life. Consolidate the basics of physics with Professor Zuo Juan, a popular science expert, and master more than 110 knowledge points in 2 hours. Even if you are allergic to physics, you can still read fluently! From the motion of objects to work, heat, energy, waves and acoustics, the nature a
723Reads8.6Score286Shelves
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Chemistry Is so Fun (New Version)
Why should I study mathematics? Why should I study physics? Why should I study chemistry? What are they used for? How does the science knowledge learned in the classroom relate to our lives? This series of books will tell us: in life, these scientific knowledge are everywhere, and it is very important to learn them well. The authors of this series are experts and teachers from related disciplines. Through the combination of pictures and texts, and easy-to-understand words, they introduce a serie
31Reads7.7Score—Shelves
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Geography That Is so Interesting That One Cannot Sleep
In the natural sciences, geography is a broad subject that covers the internal structure of the earth beneath our feet, the earth's surface, the atmosphere covering the earth, and the distant universe. In addition, it also includes natural disasters such as earthquakes, volcanoes, typhoons, and heavy rains, as well as common phenomena around us such as daily weather. This book is aimed at such friends and summarizes some geography-related knowledge they need to know. Especially those who think g
—Reads8.2Score—Shelves
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Physics That Is so Interesting That You Can't Sleep
"Use a thin line to hang a carrot horizontally, and cut the carrot from the position of the thin line. What will happen to the weight on both sides?" This is a question about leverage and balance. This book takes the form of a puzzle as its starting point. At the beginning of each article, a small question similar to the previous article will be raised, allowing everyone to think about it while reading. I believe everyone will be surprised to find that "it turns out that there are physical laws
—Reads8.0Score—Shelves
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Human Evolution Is so Interesting That You Can't Sleep
The evolutionary history of humans is interesting. When studying the topic of human evolution, people first asked a fundamental question: Where did we come from? Today, our bodies not only bear the imprint of the evolution of apes and other primates to this day, but also imprint the history of ancient creatures that has continued since 4 billion years ago. This book will lead you back to this miraculous journey. This book reviews the origin of humankind in the order of modern humans, ancient hum
—Reads7.9Score—Shelves
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Physics That Is so Interesting That You Can't Sleep
"Use a thin line to hang a carrot horizontally, and cut the carrot from the position of the thin line. What will happen to the weight on both sides?" This is a question about leverage and balance. This book takes the form of a puzzle as its starting point. At the beginning of each article, a small question similar to the previous article will be raised, allowing everyone to think about it while reading. I believe everyone will be surprised to find that "it turns out that there are physical laws
—Reads8.5Score—Shelves
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Geography That Is so Interesting That One Cannot Sleep
In the natural sciences, geography is a broad subject that covers the internal structure of the earth beneath our feet, the earth's surface, the atmosphere covering the earth, and the distant universe. In addition, it also includes natural disasters such as earthquakes, volcanoes, typhoons, and heavy rains, as well as common phenomena around us such as daily weather. This book is aimed at such friends and summarizes some geography-related knowledge they need to know. Especially those who think g
—Reads8.4Score—Shelves