Is running always faster than walking? If you froze your hand in liquid nitrogen and hit it with a hammer, would it shatter? Could you survive in a falling elevator by jumping as it hit the ground? Why can’t a fly get out of the toilet?
This fascinating foray into the world of science tackles some perplexing problems that have baffled even the brainiest of scientists.
It presents you with 101 imaginative scenarios--from everyday life to the human body, and from the natural world to outer space--and provides the scientific reasons or theories behind why they are possible.
Including:
-Why an ant can survive in a microwave
-Why some people sneeze when they see bright light
-Why it takes longer for a ball to come down than go up
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Descripción Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Is running always faster than walking? If you froze your hand in liquid nitrogen and hit it with a hammer, would it shatter? Could you survive in a falling elevator by jumping as it hit the ground? Why can't a fly get out of the toilet? This fascinating foray into the world of science tackles some perplexing problems that have baffled even the brainiest of scientists. It presents you with 101 imaginative scenarios--from everyday life to the human body, and from the natural world to outer space--and provides the scientific reasons or theories behind why they are possible. Including: -Why an ant can survive in a microwave -Why some people sneeze when they see bright light -Why it takes longer for a ball to come down than go up Packed with scientific conundrums and thought-provoking scenarios from history's greatest scientists. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9780857625076