Lewis Carroll Epstein explains deep ideas in physics in an easy-to-understand way.
Broken into many short sections and peppered with Epstein\'s own playful hand-drawn illustrations, the book does not simply give the right answer: It also goes into the answers that seem right but are wrong and shows why they are wrong --.
Epstein elucidates the familiar but misunderstood -- such as how tides work -- along with more obscure but fascinating phenomena like the Bernoulli sub and the artificial aurora created by hydrogen bombs.
The book targets topics that science teachers and students spend time wondering about, like wing lift.
Thinking Physics is a perfect beginner\'s guide to an amazingly wide range of physics-related questions.
Lewis Carroll Epstein explains deep ideas in physics in an easy-to-understand way.
Thinking Physics is a rigorously correct, lighthearted, and cleverly designed Q and A book for physicists of all ages.
Broken into many short sections and peppered with Epstein\'s own playful hand-drawn illustrations, the book does not simply give the right answer: It also goes into the answers that seem right but are wrong and shows why they are wrong -- a rarity in science books.
Epstein elucidates the familiar but misunderstood -- such as how tides work -- along with more obscure but fascinating phenomena like the Bernoulli sub and the artificial aurora created by hydrogen bombs.
The book targets topics that science teachers and students spend time wondering about, like wing lift.
Thinking Physics is a perfect beginner\'s guide to an amazingly wide range of physics-related questions.
Lewis Carroll Epstein explains deep ideas in physics in an easy-to-understand way.
Thinking Physics is a rigorously correct, lighthearted, and cleverly designed Q and A book for physicists of all ages.
Broken into many short sections and peppered with Epstein s own playful hand-drawn illustrations, the book does not simply give the right answer: It also goes into the answers that seem right but are wrong and shows why they are wrong a rarity in science books.
Epstein elucidates the familiar but misunderstood such as how tides work along with more obscure but fascinating phenomena like the Bernoulli sub and the artificial aurora created by hydrogen bombs.
The book targets topics that science teachers and students spend time wondering about, like wing lift.
Thinking Physics is a perfect beginner s guide to an amazingly wide range of physics-related questions.
Lewis Carroll Epstein explains deep ideas in physics in an easy-to-understand way
