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Wiese J., Shems E. — Weird Science: 40 Strange-Acting, Bizarre-Looking, and Barely Believable Activities for Kids
Wiese J., Shems E. — Weird Science: 40 Strange-Acting, Bizarre-Looking, and Barely Believable Activities for Kids



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Íàçâàíèå: Weird Science: 40 Strange-Acting, Bizarre-Looking, and Barely Believable Activities for Kids

Àâòîðû: Wiese J., Shems E.

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Discover the weird science behind the ickiest, wackiest, most unusual things ever to exist!

Would you like to make your own slime, discover how lava lamps work, or learn how materials decompose?
Have you ever heard about ball lightning or the Aurora Borealis on the news and wondered what the reporter was talking about?
Are you looking for great ideas for your next science fair project?

If you answered "yes" to any of these questions, then Weird Science is for you! From banana slugs and dry ice to optical illusions and time travel, you’ll investigate some of the most bizarre scientific oddities on Earth. Dozens of fun-packed activities help you see for yourself how quicksand really works, why our feet sometimes get smelly, how worm holes and black holes are formed, why insects can walk on water, and much more. You’ll even see how you can turn these amazing activities into science projects! Each experiment is safe and easy to do, and all you need is everyday stuff from around the house. So get ready to take a strange, creepy, and sometimes even gross journey through Weird Science!


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Ñòàòóñ ïðåäìåòíîãî óêàçàòåëÿ: Ãîòîâ óêàçàòåëü ñ íîìåðàìè ñòðàíèö

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Ãîä èçäàíèÿ: 2004

Êîëè÷åñòâî ñòðàíèö: 128

Äîáàâëåíà â êàòàëîã: 30.12.2007

Îïåðàöèè: Ïîëîæèòü íà ïîëêó | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ññûëêó äëÿ ôîðóìà | Ñêîïèðîâàòü ID
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Ïðåäìåòíûé óêàçàòåëü
Abrahamson, John      71
Acid rain      63
acids      60—63
Aeolian harp      98
Aeolian sounds      97—98
Africa      41 51
Air      See also wind
Air, movement of      74
Air, pressure      75
Algae, blue-green      56
Algae, red      60—63
Amazon River      40
Amoebas      14
Amphibians      38
Amplitude      67
Anderson, Carl      114
Animals      38. See also insects
Animals, army ants      42—44
Animals, banana slugs      44—46
Animals, bats      51—53 96
Animals, dogs      94—96
Animals, dolphins      96
Animals, dung beetles      46—49
Animals, electric eels      38—40
Animals, hearing of      94—96
Animals, mudskippers      40—42
Animals, naked mole rats      49—51
Animals, raccoons      46
Animals, worms      48
Antielectrons      114
Antimatter      112—114
Army ants      42—44
Arnold, Joseph      31
Asia      41
Atmosphere      66. See also weather
atoms      70 109
Australia      41
Azore Islands      63
Aztecs      36
Bacilli      56
bacteria      56
Ball lightning      69—71
Banana slugs      44—46
Bats      51—53 96
Big Room      82
Birds      38
Black holes      109—112
Blue-green algae      56
Botanists      26—27
Bracken Cave, Texas      53
Break, of wave      68
Brown bats      53
Cacti      34—36
Calcite      84
Calcium carbonate      81
California      72
Canopy trees      34
Capillary action      12
Carbon dioxide as dry ice      12—14
Carbon dioxide in solution      79
Carbonic acid      82
Carlsbad Caverns      82
Carnivorous plants      24—27
Caves, formation of      80—82
Caves, stalactites and stalagmites      82—84
Cell membranes      16
Cellular slime molds      16—17
Chalk      81
Charging by induction      70—71
Chemical reaction      81
Chile      68
Chitin      16
Cholla cactus      36
Climate, cacti and      34—36
Cloud chambers      114
Clouds      71
Cocci      56
Cochineal scale insects      36
Colloid      9
Condensation      32—34
Contraction      100—102
Cornyebacteria      58
Corpse flower      29—31
Cosmic particles      114
Crest, of wave      67
Crust, of Earth      78
Culican, Mexico      76
Death cap mushrooms      29
Decomposition      46—49
density      19—20
Deserts      34—36
Dew      34
Dinniss, James      71
Dirac, Paul      112 114
Dogs      94—96
Dolphins      96
Dry ice      12—14
Dung beetles      46—49
Ears      104
Earth science      78. See also weather
Earth science caves      80—82
Earth science geysers      78—80
Earth science stalactites and stalagmites      82—84
Earthquakes      68
Echolocation      52
Eddington, Arthur      111
Eddy current      98
Einstein, Albert      106—109 111
Electric eels      38—40
Electricity, ball lightning      69—71
Electricity, electric eels and      38—40
Electricity, electric fields      40
Electrons      70 89 106
Elma, Washington      46
Energy, light      86—87
Energy, ocean waves      66—68
Energy, photosynthesis      22—24 36
Energy, sound      94
Enzymes      26
Epiphytes      32—34
Epsom salt      84
Ethiopia      51
evaporation      35
expansion      100—102
Experimentation      2—3
eyes      91. See also sight
Fermentation      60
FISH      38—40 40—42
Fluids      7. See also liquids
Fog      14
force      75
Force carriers      106
Formic acid      43
Formicidae      43
France      82
Franklin, Benjamin      71
Free-tail bats      53
frequency      94
Friction      100
Funguses (fungi), slime molds and      14 16
Funguses (fungi), spores      27—29
Funguses (fungi), yeast      58—60
Galdieria suphuraria      60—63
Gases, carbon dioxide      12—14 79
Gases, defined      6
Gases, dry ice      12—14
Gases, evaporation      35
Gases, geysers      78—80
Gases, movement of molecules in      101—102
Gases, sublimation      14
Geysers      78—80
Glasses (drinking)      99—100
Gluons      106
Gouffre Berger Cave      82
Gravity, force of      75
Gravity, time and      106 109—112
Greece, ancient      98
Grenoble, France      82
Half-life      109
Hawaii      68
Hearing      95—96. See also sound
Heat, wind and      74
Herbivores      46—47
Hertz      96
Hilo, Hawaii      68
Hubble Space Telescope      112
Humidity      33
Hypotheses      2—3
ICE      See dry ice
Iceland      63
Igneous rock      78 80
Illusions, optical      89—91
Index of refraction      87
Indonesia      29 31
Induction      70—71
Inorganic material      46—49
Insects, army ants      42—44
Insects, carnivorous plants and      24—27
Insects, cochineal scale      36
Insects, dung beetles      46—49
Insects, smell and      29—31
Insects, worms      48
Intertidal zones      41
Iodine      25—26
Iraq      72
Italy      63
Kentucky      82
Kenya      51
Kidney stones      96
kinetic energy      75
Leptons      106
Light, aurora borealis      88—89
Light, mirages      86—87
Light, optical illusions      89—91
Light, photosynthesis      22—24 36
Light, speed of      106—109
Lightning      69—71
Limestone      80 81—82
Liquids      6 80.
Liquids, carbon dioxide in      79
Liquids, evaporation of      35
Liquids, geysers and      78—80
Liquids, thixotropic fluids      9
Magma      78—80
Magnesium sulfate      84
Magnetic fields      88—89
Mammals      38
Mammoth Caves      82
Matter, curved water surface      10—12
Matter, density      17—20
Matter, dry ice      12—14
Matter, non-Newtonian fluids      7
Matter, plasma      69
Matter, quicksand      8—9
Matter, slime molds      14—17
Matter, states of      6 80
Medicine, ultrasonic waves for      96
Mediterranean sea      72
Megaherbivores      46—47
Metamorphic rock      78
Microbes, acids      60—63
Microbes, smell of      56—58 60
Microbes, yeast      58—60
Micrococci      58
Microfilaments      17
Minerals      81—82
Mirages      86—87
Molds      14—17
Molecules, carbon dioxide      14
Molecules, expansion and contraction      101—102
Molecules, sugar and starch      26
Molecules, water      11
Mollusks      44
Monera kingdom      56
Moon      66
Movement by banana slugs      44—46
Movement by mud skippers      41
Movement of air      74
Movement of molecules      101—2
Movement of slime molds      16—17
Movement of waves      66—68
Movement, density and      17—20
Mucus      45—46
Mudskippers      40—42
Muons      109
Naked mole rats      49—51
Neutrons      106
New Mexico      82
Newton, Sir Isaac      7 106 111
Newtonian fluids      7
Non-Newtonian fluids, Quicksand as      8
Non-Newtonian fluids, slime as      7
Non-Newtonian fluids, thixotropic      9
North America      74
Northern lights      88—89
Oceans, intertidal zones      41
Oceans, waves      66—68
OIL      18—20
Old Faithful      80
Old man cactus      36
One-celled organisms      56
Optical illusions      89—91
Opuntia coccenilla cactus      36
Organic material      46—49
Oxygen      32 42
Persian Gulf      72
Persistence of vision      91
Photosynthesis      22—24 36
Physarum polycephalum      15
Physics      106
Physics, antimatter      112—114
Physics, black holes      109—112
Physics, relativity      106—109
Physics, worm holes      109—112
Pitch      94 104
Pitcher plant      26—27
Plants      22
Plants, carnivorous      24—27
Plants, climate and      34—36
Plants, epiphytes      32—34
Plants, photosynthesis in      22—24
Plants, smell and      29—31
Plants, spores      27—29
Plants, tubers      24
Plants, xylem      12
plasma      69
Plasmodial slime molds      17
polar molecules      11
Positive ions      89
Positrons      114
Potatoes      22—24
potential energy      75
Proteins      17
Protons      70 106
Quarks      106
Quicksand      2—3 8—9
Raccoons      46
Radiation      114
Raffflesia arnoldi      29—31
Raffles, Sir Stamford      31
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