Amazing Experiment: 42 Classic Experiments Loved by Children and Teenagers

Author: Cube
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: These experiments are meticulously designed by scientists for children, fun and engaging. Some of them are classic experiments that great scientists once conducted to reveal the mysteries of nature. They will allow children to experience the joy of scientific discovery and plant the seeds of science in their imaginative hearts. Many people developed a lifelong interest in science through these experiments in their youth, later becoming outstanding scientists and inventors. Among them are the Wright brothers, who invented the airplane, the British man Korakull, who invented the air-cushion boat, and the French physicist Pascal, the vice president of the Chinese Invention Association, Zhan Kexun. These 42 classic experiments inspired by daily life provide children with a delightful new world, honing their keen eyes and skillful hands to create a better life. Ma Zhen, editor-in-chief of "Youth Science Illustrated,"
Children are always seeking joy, whether running around the yard with a bamboo pole or sitting in front of the TV, they always find happiness in their own way, which adults often fail to understand. Surprisingly, the book "Amazing Experiments" brings them such joy. Look, the materials for these experiments are everyday items—shoeboxes, potatoes, carrots, waste paper—all easily obtainable. The experiments made with these materials are so fun that children often discover more interesting things during the process. Let children fall in love with science, and we hope they find joy in it. Start exploring "Amazing Experiments" to begin with! Xu Xiaomin, former editor-in-chief of "World Invention,"
Newton's science began with an apple, Galileo's science began with two iron balls, Edison's science began with an egg. So, where will your science begin? It can start with a cup of water, a piece of paper, or simply by taking a long breath here!