
By David A. Adler, Anna Raff (Illustrator)
Discover why objects fall and explore gravity's invisible force through engaging experiments and activities.
Why does a ball fall when it rolls off a table? Dive into the world of gravity with engaging experiments inspired by Sir Isaac Newton and astronaut David R. Scott. Explore concepts like density, inertia, and free fall, and learn how this invisible force shapes our daily lives. With vibrant illustrations and hands-on activities, young scientists can test gravity's effects at home and in the classroom. Uncover the mysteries of this fundamental force and see how it impacts everything around us.
Explore the ups and downs of gravity in this introduction to physical science by a trusted nonfiction team. What happens to a ball when it rolls off a table? It falls to the floor. Why doesn’t the ball keep rolling straight ahead or fly up off the table? The answer is gravity. From density to inertia to free fall, David A. Adler skillfully explains how this invisible, but all too real force operates and what it means for our daily lives. Notable science experiments by Sir Isaac Newton and astronaut David R. Scott are covered. Also included are activities for kids to test at home and in the classroom. Anna Raff’s bright and humorous artwork helps breakdown the concepts in a kid-friendly way. A glossary concludes the work.
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