How Things Work: The Physics of Everyday Life

How Things Work: The Physics of Everyday Life

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1778 · 英語 · 平裝書
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In this engaging exploration of the principles that govern our daily experiences, readers are invited to uncover the underlying physics that makes the world around them tick. Through relatable examples and fascinating anecdotes, Bloomfield presents complex scientific concepts in an easily digestible manner, demonstrating how physics is not just an abstract subject but an integral part of everyday life.

The book emphasizes the connection between theory and reality, encouraging readers to think critically about the mechanisms behind common phenomena. Whether it's understanding the mechanics of a simple light switch or the forces at play in a roller coaster ride, each chapter offers insights that provoke curiosity and inspire deeper learning.

Bloomfield’s approach captures the essence of discovery, making the reader appreciate the beauty of physics and its relevance to their own experiences. With a focus on clarity and relatability, this work serves as a bridge between scientific education and practical understanding, making it an invaluable resource for anyone looking to enrich their perspective on the world.

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格式 平裝書
語言 英語
已出版 Jan 1, 1778
出版商 Wiley
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