force and energy

Text and experiments introduce scientific principles that can be demonstrated with balloons and other inflatable toys.

Explores the effects and energy of g-forces, and demonstrates the use of g-forces in amusement parks, racing, space exploration, and sports.

Max Axiom, a scientist who acquired super powers in a freak accident, explains the science of forces and motion.

Presents an introduction to the concept of force and motion, in simple text with illustrations, describing the different physical forces in action during various extreme sports.

Presents a series of science experiments to learn about physics by using a bicycle such as how the gears work, why some bikes need thicker tires than others, and how to use water balloons to measure speed.

Text accompanied by photographic illustrations survey various sources of energy and the ways in which they have been harnessed.

Chronicles the "life" of Einstein's theory of relativity, discussing the scientific knowledge that led to it and describing its influence on the world, including the scientific discoveries it made possible.

Explains the principles of aerodynamic forces and how they function in such sports as tennis, football, baseball, track and field, and golf.

In graphic novel format, uses zombies to explain the science of forces and motion.

This book explains what friction is, where you will find it, and how people use friction in everyday life.