Way Science Works, The by Edited by Jayne Parsons
	List Price:   $24.99 Unit Price:   $19.99 You Save:   $5.00 (20%) ISBN-10:   0789485621 ISBN-13:   9780789485625 Publisher:   DK Publishing, Inc. Edition:   illustrated Category:   Science Books Pub. Date:   April 2002 Pages:   160 Format:   Hardcover Ages:   10 and UP Grades:   5 and up
Subjects
SCIENCE_EXPERIMENTS_JUVENILE LITERATURE
Description/Notes
Eye-opening experiments and exceptional photography bring science to life. Discover science in action from the principles that explain everyday occurrences to the theories behind the technology in today's fast-moving world. Test the theories in more than 100 hands-on projects. Next-generation visuals and cutting-edge content help illuminate key scientific developments. Packed full of facts about famous scientists, technology newsflashes, and more. An exciting way to keep ahead of the curriculum and discover science for yourself. From lightning bolts to robotics, this book lifts the lid on science, giving you the chance to experiment with the theories for yourself. Explore the Future Whether you want to learn about the myriad colors that make up the aurora borealis or discover what makes you float in the Dead Sea, this book explains key theories in clear and accessible language with breathtaking images. Explore and test the scientific principles demonstrated in the experiments shown in each section-from creating your own polymer slime to investigating rocket power. Comprehensive Curriculum Coverage Authoritative and down-to-earth coverage of the major chemistry and physics topics means that you can find out why science matters, and how it is changing our world. From the material world to magnetism and electricity, you'll find the latest examples of science in action, together with facts and figures, fun practical experiments, and a full glossary and index. Dr. Sharon Ann Holgate is a science writer and broadcaster. She has written for New Scientist, Focus, and The Times Higher Education Supplement, and broadcast for the BBC World Service and regional stations. Robin Kerrod writes for young people on all aspects of science and technology, and also on astronomy and space for a wider audience. He was a major contributor to DK's Science Encyclopedia. The perfect introduction to how science explains the world around us! Eye-opening experiments and exceptional photography bring science to life. Discover science in action from the principles that explain everyday occurrences to the theories behind the technology in today's fast-moving world. Test the theories in more than 100 hands-on projects. Next-generation visuals and cutting-edge content help illuminate key scientific developments. Packed full of facts about famous scientists, technology newsflashes, and more. An exciting way to keep ahead of the curriculum and discover science for yourself.