A Kid's Introduction to Physics (And Beyond) Volume II
| Authors | Rizzi, Anthony |
| Tags | Science -- Philosophy, Physics -- Textbooks, Physics -- Juvenile, Physics |
| Publisher | IAP Press |
| Published | 28 gen 2019 |
| Date | 25 apr 2022 |
| Languages | eng |
| Identifiers | oclc: 1117775021, isbn: 9780981647074, google: ShAzvgEACAAJ, uri: https://www.iapweb.org/store/ |
Description
(107 pages softcover 6"x8" with 14 font) Having learned about the physical world at the most general level in the first volume, this second volume introduces young people to the next level of physics. It starts with their natural wonder about the things around them. It builds on their common sense, making it clear and precise, and leads them to taste the advanced method of modern science. In answering the question of how and why a baseball flies from your hand when you throw it, it introduces mechanics, electricity and magnetism and quantum mechanics at a very simple level. The student will even learn how to make a motor. And, he will learn more about the nature of the Unchangeable Changer, without Whom there is nothing. The book is extremely important, as physics is the base science upon which all of our thinking builds, including our knowledge of Him.
The book is appropriate for children as young as sixth grade but is targeted for seventh and eighth grade. Kids in higher grades and even adults will also enjoy it.
"This book is chock-full of profound truths! The reader will discover wonderful truths about the various forces acting in our amazing universe and be inspired to meditate on the order found among them. Readers will learn the answers to fundamental questions that are not even being asked anywhere else, making this book a must read for teachers and students alike. All students need to know the basic physics contained in this series; without it, they cannot truly understand the modern world in which we live or the ideas that are forging our future." Anthony DiCarlo, teacher, 10 years experience in public schools, Teacher of the Year awardee