How everything works. The laws of physics in our life
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Professor of the University of Virgin University Luis Bloomfield, awarded many awards for its research in the field of atomic physics, physics of condensed state and optics, like no other, can talk about science with a wide audience. Another Blumfield boy disassembled to small parts of dozens of items (most of whom he managed to raise a newly) and spent hundreds of chemical experiments to understand how the laws of science act in ordinary life. And becoming a scientist, devoted a lot of strength and time to make this knowledge available to ordinary people. The creator of the famous course of physics for Humanitarians, Bloomfield has been teaching to students for more than twenty years, performs on radio and television and does not leave active scientific work. His book How Everything works fascinating and clearly explains why the light bulbs are burning, the washing powder disrupts the dirt, the aircraft fly, the iPods play music, and the kitchen knives do not break. After reading it, nothing will warm up to warm up food in the foil in the microwave or paint with artificial light, if you have a date in the park. But most importantly - you will begin to better navigate not just in the modern world, but also in modern science
Author:
Author:Bloomfield L.
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Science & Math
Series:
Series: Natural Sciences
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-17-085430-1
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