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How to Build a Sky: Fundamentals of Flying: The No-Math, No-Jargon Guide to Flight, from Paper Planes to Mars - Tapa blanda

Wang, Carl

 
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Sinopsis

How do planes stay up? What keeps rockets from falling? Why do astronauts float?

If you've ever looked out a plane window and wondered - without wanting a math textbook - this book is for you.

How to Build a Sky is the no-math, no-jargon guide to flight. From paper planes to Mars missions, it explains everything with just your hand out a car window, a spoon in your kitchen, and zero equations.

Inside you'll discover:

  • The four forces (lift, weight, thrust, drag)
  • How wings trick air (the spoon trick)
  • Why jets can't work in space (but rockets can)
  • Why astronauts float (they're falling)
  • How planes land themselves in fog
  • The chicken cannon (yes, real)
  • Heat shields, space toilets, and Mars habitats

No textbook. No degree required. Just 120 years of flying - from the Wright brothers to Starship - explained simply.

Perfect for: Curious adults, teens, future pilots, space lovers, and anyone who has ever thrown a paper airplane and wondered.

If you've ever looked up and asked "how?" - this is your book.

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