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The Superhuman Body: Discover the Science Behind Superpowers ... and Become Supersmart!
Joy Lin, Alan Brown
Paperback (B.E.S., April 1, 2019)What if you had a superpower? What would you do if you could fly, read minds, teleport, or have superhuman strength? What if you could read minds or regenerate broken body parts? Learn what would happen if you had those powers, and why the human body is already amazing. Superpower Science answers those questions with humor and a comic book twist as it follows the exploits of superheroes who must come to terms with their very human limitations in the real world. The struggle is real when you have these superpowers in real life and have to apply the laws of science!
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The Last Three Minutes: Conjecture About The Ultimate Fate Of The Universe
Paul Davies
Paperback (Basic Books, Oct. 7, 1994)A speculative description of the end of time applies scientific theory to imagination, predicting the overtaking of black holes, the end of sunlight, the beginning of stardoom, and the crushing effects of gravity. QPB & Astronomy Main. BOMC, History, & Lib of Science Alt.
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How Things Move
Don L. Curry
Library Binding (Capstone Press, Sept. 1, 1999)Explains the concept of push and pull movement, using many examples.
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Friction: Introduction to Tribology
F P Bowden, D Tabor
Hardcover (Heinemann Educational Publishers, Sept. 16, 1974)Published by Anchor Press/Doubleday
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Marie Curie's Search for Radium
Beverley Birch, Christian Birmingham
Hardcover (Barrons Juveniles, Aug. 1, 1996)Explores the life of Marie Curie and her efforts to understand the principles of radioactivity, which ultimately led to her discovery of radium
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Science for Kids: 39 Easy Astronomy Experiments
Robert W. Wood, Steve Hoeft
Paperback (Tab Books, Jan. 1, 1991)Experiments deal with such things as measuring celestial bodies, making a spectroscope and telescope, photographing star tracks, gravity, and growing plants in space
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Draw Science - Cockroaches, Stinkbugs, and Other Creepy Crawlers
Christine Becker, Nina Kidd
Paperback (Lowell House, May 1, 1996)Step-by-step instructions for drawing insects and spiders are accompanied by scientific facts about each species
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Wind and storms
Fred Biddulph
Unknown Binding (Wright Group, March 15, 1993)None
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What Computers Do
Hollie J. Endres
Library Binding (Capstone Press, Sept. 1, 2004)Provides an introduction to the various ways in which people use computers.
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Sources Of Fources:Sci Fun
Vickey Cobb
Library Binding (Millbrook Press, Sept. 1, 2002)Text and simple experiments introduce electrical, magnetic, and gravitational force fields.
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Space Science Series Workbook/Music CD Set
Various Artists
Paperback (Frank Schaffer, Feb. 10, 2005)Fun, factual songs for the young astronaut who dreams of becoming a space traveler! They'll learn the history of space travel, the possibilities of living in space someday, weighlessness, satelites, what's required of an astronaut, and more. APPROVED AND RECOMMENDED BY NASA. Space Workbook/CD Set includes Music CD and 24-page Activity Book with lyrics, diagrams, a quiz, and a letter from NASA Researcher Dr. Lyn Bandurant explaining why he lives working at NASA. Running Time 39:01.
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Energy Lab: Ultimate Energy Pack
Steve Allman
Paperback (Silver Dolphin, June 1, 2004)This interactive Science Lab Kit teaches kids everything they need to know to become "energy scientists" capable of using, harnessing, and saving precious energy. The fully illustrated manual is packed with fun activities and comes with an exciting range of components to use in 40 different experiments: magnets, pipette, balloons, copper strips, crocodile clips, glow stick wire, glow-in-the-dark sheet, and three sheets of card templates. From these simple objects, kids can design a hovercraft, build a simple electric motor, make a wind speed detector, and much more. Energy Lab features brightly colored graphics, easy-to-follow directions, and sturdy packaging for durability.
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