Camille Fadel: Physics learned at home

The physical learning is located all over the house, and in every day we see it, in every form of matter and every physical phenomenon we have, we've read and read and get answers. Why does the water boil and cause bubbles? Why is the air so thin as the altitudes go up? How does a moving ball move forward? Can you increase the temperature of an object without heat? Does the air weigh? So what is that weight? What is the nature of sound and how does it hear me? And this question that we're going to encounter around us is not just a complicated equation or a physical law, but also a common-sense basic operation, and it helps us understand the fundamental concepts of physics. Here are some of the more attractive illustrations and interesting episodes, such as the easy-to-compliant experiment that we're making it easier and richer to enjoy as we look at museums everywhere.

Korean title: 집 안에서 배우는 물리

Korean author: 카밀 파델

Korean publisher: 양문

ISBN-13: 9788994025605