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Why Does a Ball Bounce? And 100 Other Questions from the Worlds of Science

Popular Science Out of Print
By: Adam Hart-Davis
224 pages
Publisher: Ebury Press
Why Does a Ball Bounce?
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  • Why Does a Ball Bounce? ISBN: 9780091902681 Hardback Sep 2005 Out of Print #155261
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Why does a ball bounce? Why does a balloon burst? How can a stone move on its own? Television scientist and historian Adam Hart-Davis brings you the answers to 100 essential questions about life, the universe and everything, fully illustrated with his own superb colour photographs. A passionate scientist, Adam's aim is to make complex ideas as easy to understand as possible, and his photographs are stunning in their simplicity: from spiders' webs to water drops, from sparks from a plug to a match igniting - you can see science in action and close up.

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Multitalented Adam Hart-Davis is a scientist, photographer, writer and broadcaster. He has presented programmes including What the Tudors Did for Us, What the Victorians Did for Us and Science Shack. Adam is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and acts as a judge in many photographic competitions including Novartis.
Popular Science Out of Print
By: Adam Hart-Davis
224 pages
Publisher: Ebury Press
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