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Science: Science as You've Never Seen It Before: Science!
This extraordinary encyclopedia fuels your imagination with its truly ground-breaking visual approach to the world around us. Jaw-dropping 3D computer-generated images burst from the pages, detailing the tiny atoms that make up our Universe and the incredible forces that keep it all together. From mixtures and metamorphosis to friction and flying, the wonders of biology, chemistry, and physics are brought to together in one must-have volume. Travel to the tropics to see feeding flamingoes dive deep underwater to swim with a blue whale, and rush to the racetrack to lift the top on a Formula 1 car.
Knowledge Science! covers all the key core subjects in glorious technicolor detail alongside easy explanations and fun facts to spark young minds to the science that surrounds us.
Knowledge Science! covers all the key core subjects in glorious technicolor detail alongside easy explanations and fun facts to spark young minds to the science that surrounds us.
210 pages, Paperback
Published May 16, 2022
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January 31, 2024
This book is an encyclopedia of new information on chemistry, biology, and physics published in 2022.
Simple questions that children have every day, such as “why does sound come out? “, “Why do planes fly?” and it provides easy-to-understand explanations for questions.
Some DK encyclopedias that have been published for many years may have old quotation images and feel outdated, but this book uses 3D computer-generated images and has an easy-to-read layout.
Simple questions that children have every day, such as “why does sound come out? “, “Why do planes fly?” and it provides easy-to-understand explanations for questions.
Some DK encyclopedias that have been published for many years may have old quotation images and feel outdated, but this book uses 3D computer-generated images and has an easy-to-read layout.
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