gravity

Mythbusters Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman test whether it is possible for a human being to fall from a jet airliner in flight and live, and if a person can survive being hit on the head by a penny dropped from the top of a skyscraper.

Galileo, having observed a young boy dropping food from a bridge into his uncle's boat, conducts several experiments to study gravity.

Provides information on what gravity is and how it works.

A simple introduction to gravity, describing what it is and giving some effects of this force.

Leads readers in an exploration of gravity, including concepts such as weight and mass, how gravity affects our solar system, and zero gravity.

Provides answers to questions about gravity, mass and weight, and motion, features facts about gravity-related advances and discoveries, and includes profiles of people who have contributed to gravity knowledge.

A collection of science experiments and projects exploring gravity.

Readers will learn all about this simple machine through interesting real-world examples.

This book explores the development and evaluation of scientific theories behind wormholes.