PHYSICS Libri GmbH Physics in a Minute Book

Have you ever wondered why the sky is blue, why ice is slippery, how airplanes stay in the air, or why astronauts seem to float?
Physics is everywhere-and understanding it doesn't have to be complicated.
This fun, accessible introduction to physics turns big scientific ideas into simple, memorable explanations, using everyday questions, familiar examples, and fascinating phenomena to show how the world really works.
From moving bikes and falling objects to rainbows, electricity, sound, rockets, and black holes, readers will discover the science hiding in plain sight.
- Explore the essential ideas of physics - motion, forces, gravity, energy, heat, light, sound, electricity, magnetism, matter, air, water, and space are explained clearly and step by step.
- Understand physics through everyday life - discover why seatbelts save lives, metal feels colder than wood, straws appear to break in water, ships float, thunder arrives after lightning, and rockets can travel through space.
- Learn without feeling like you're studying - engaging explanations, surprising questions, quick Minute Checks, a useful glossary, and a Certificate of Physics Genius make learning interactive, rewarding, and fun.
No intimidating jargon. No endless equations. Just physics explained in a way that finally makes sense.
Perfect for curious readers who want to understand how things move, why things happen, and how the universe works.
Open the book, start asking questions, and discover the physics behind almost everything.