Reviews
It's a shame the light bulb burned out quickly, but my child concentrated and had fun making it.
It is science for adults, but it was good to have the kids participate as well.
Bringing the stars of the night sky into the house...
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It's fun to make, and it teaches the principles, so I like it.
I think it's a good book. I think it's a good book. I think it's a good book. I think it's a good book.
The light bulb's lifespan is too short... It faded in just a few days... ㅠㅠ
As someone who is interested in science and loves assembling things, this is a really great book! However, the assembly difficulty is a bit high, so I think it would be nice to have places to ask questions along the way. The parts are also delicate, so I was a bit worried they might break. I am still working on it, but it is so much fun! I hope it turns out properly.
The supplement is more interesting than the magazine's content.
I even bought this in Japan, so it’s even nicer to see it here in Korea.
East Asia Editorial Department: Makers: Science for Adults Vol 1
The planetarium, making its debut in the Korean edition of *Makers: Science for Adults*, is the most popular product in the *Daein no Kigaku* series. We aim to create a space where our science and our country's maker culture come together. We have traveled diligently to capture stories of Korean science and makers. We met with Lee Jung-mo, Director of the Seoul Science Museum, who is at the forefront of popularizing science in Korea, to discuss how we can integrate science into our daily lives. Additionally, we gather people whose hobby is science and listen to the travelogue of those who traveled all the way to the United States to see the solar eclipse, the greatest cosmic show of 2017.
Korean title: 메이커스(Makers): 어른의 과학 Vol 1
Korean author: 동아시아 편집부
Korean publisher: 동아시아
ISBN-13: 9772586182005
Reviews
It's a shame the light bulb burned out quickly, but my child concentrated and had fun making it.
It is science for adults, but it was good to have the kids participate as well.
Bringing the stars of the night sky into the house...
SDSDSDSDSD
It's fun to make, and it teaches the principles, so I like it.
I think it's a good book. I think it's a good book. I think it's a good book. I think it's a good book.
The light bulb's lifespan is too short... It faded in just a few days... ㅠㅠ
As someone who is interested in science and loves assembling things, this is a really great book! However, the assembly difficulty is a bit high, so I think it would be nice to have places to ask questions along the way. The parts are also delicate, so I was a bit worried they might break. I am still working on it, but it is so much fun! I hope it turns out properly.
The supplement is more interesting than the magazine's content.
I even bought this in Japan, so it’s even nicer to see it here in Korea.
