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pdf | 34.22 MB | English | Isbn:‎ B09HSP5K7C | Author: Adam Dant | Year: 2021

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In this beautiful and unique combination of art and science, this stunningly detailed book examines how the rules of science govern the the world around us, from the rooms in our houses to the planet, the solar system and the universe itself!   

The Universe is     inconceivably complex    . Its component parts though follow a     set of unbreakable laws     that have somehow been coded into their very fabric since the beginning of time. These laws play out in different ways at different scales, giving rise to the familiar phenomena of everyday life - as well as the unfamiliar abstract goings-on outside our experience and awareness. Understanding these laws may seem a daunting task, until now. 

How it All Works     illustrates simply how     the most interesting and complex named scientific laws and phenomena affect everyone's daily lives    . Using hyper-detailed scene illustrations from the     incredible award-winning artist Adam Dant,     we start small, with the illustrated science inside your kitchen, before expanding outwards to encompass your garden, street, city, continent, planet, solar system, galaxy and eventually the whole universe. 

With tiny details pulled out from visually stunning and intricate scene, learn how:

[*]         Kirchhoff's Law affects           how you charge your phone          , 
[*]         Newton's Law of Cooling helps you make your coffee just the right temperature to drink, 
[*]         How the           rules of antimatter are used in hospitals           for medical imaging, 
[*]         How Cassie's law           keeps ducks dry,
[*]         How           glaciation           shapes the ladscapes around us, 
[*]         How           thermohaline circulation dictates our weather          , and 
[*]         How quantum tunnelling influences the           nuclear fusion in our sun,           and Wien's Law determines its colour.      

This book will     astound and inform in equal measure    , with each principle drawn into the scene and explained with clarity by leading science writer Brian Clegg. 

With a reference section at the back as well as profiles of the key figures who have helped shape our understanding of these key principles, from     Lynn Margulis     and     Richard Feynman     to     Marie Curie    ,     Michael Faraday,    Isaac Newton     and     Albert Einstein    , this beautiful and unique visual examination of the rules of science is an     must-have book     for anyone who wants to     understand the physics, chemistry and biology of the world around us!

Category:Mathematics Reference, Mathematics Reference, Science Reference