not know exactly what should be the title of this book but I am very curious what will they find on the following pages. The subtitle "The ten most beautiful experiments in physics" is due to a survey by the magazine Physics World popularly viewed in the U.S.. The survey was the idea of \u200b\u200ba science historian Robert Crease. This gave a lot of talk and inciting to discuss the results of the experiments.
The book's author, Manuel Lozano Leyva, seeing the results he thought I should write a book to explain each and every one of the most beautiful experiments in science but in an entertaining and suitable for parents. In my opinion a very good idea that students can enjoy a book while they study at school, help us to understand both. I also believe it is important to have a little culture on the history of science, simply to understand something as "simple" like gravity, which is in our day to day and we can not occur.
I before reading the book, I know the experiment that appears on the cover of the book, Archimedes' principle or colloquially called "Tub spout," I also know the principle of Newton's gravity or "apple." I know very few scientists and I hope through this book to know more.
Now I would like to refer to the biography of the author and we have this book because of him, Manuel Lozano Leyva . He is a nuclear physicist, is professor of Atomic, Molecular and Nuclear Physics at the University of Seville. Besides this is the representative of Spain in the European Committee for Nuclear Physics.
In this website you will find the relevant explanations 10 most beautiful experiments in science.
also, and it ends on this website you have a video on Archimedean referenced in the book cover.
Many thanks.
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