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How Do You Get an Egg Into a Bottle? : And Other Puzzles
by Erwin Brecher 2020-04-19 23:00:16
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A book of 100 fascinating science puzzles perfect for astounding friends, impressing party guests, and annoying relatives A book for the curious, this engaging read takes a slightly different look at puzzle questions--every one is based exclusively o... Read more
A book of 100 fascinating science puzzles perfect for astounding friends, impressing party guests, and annoying relatives A book for the curious, this engaging read takes a slightly different look at puzzle questions--every one is based exclusively on real world science. Using scientific principles, it teaches why a golf ball has dimples, why feet feel cold on a wooden floor, and how to get an egg into a bottle, among other fun and challenging activities. It also includes a glossary of science related terms for the non-rocket scientists interested in purchasing the book, and the answer to each problem explains the scientific principle behind the solution in clear and concise terms. Less
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  • 7.9x5x0.7inches
  • 144
  • Carlton Publishing Group
  • April 1, 2011
  • 9781847325273
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