The Speed of Starlight: How Physics, Light and Sound Work

The Speed of Starlight: How Physics, Light and Sound Work

by Colin Stuart (Author), Colin Stuart (Author), Colin Stuart (Author), Ximo Abadía (Illustrator)

Synopsis

Designed to present physics in a totally new light, this science book explores the topics of physics, light and sound alongside incredible artwork from surrealist artist Ximo Abadia. Visualise sonar sound, discover the speed of light and understand basic quantum physics with easy to understand, engaging text by acclaimed science writer Colin Stuart. Impressive design meets exciting content in this physics title that will truly captivate and inspire.

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More Information

Format: Hardcover
Pages: 80
Publisher: Big Picture Press
Published: 23 Aug 2018

ISBN 10: 1787410749
ISBN 13: 9781787410749
Children’s book age: 9-11 Years
Book Overview: A contemporary exploration of physics, light and sound told through stunning surrealist artwork.

Media Reviews
Not a fan of physics? Don't let that stop your kids from being amazed at how the world around them works. The stunning graphics in this science book will help them understand basic quantum physics (yep, really) while figuring out sonar sounds, electromagnetic rays and discovering the speed of light. Seriously impressive. * Smallish *
Author Bio
Colin Stuart (Author) Colin Stuart is a renowned astronomy speaker and author whose books have sold over 100,000 copies worldwide. A Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society and a 2014 runner-up in the European Astronomy Journalism Prize, Colin has also written publications featured in The Guardian, New Scientist, BBC Focus and The Observer, and has spoken about the wonders of the universe on Sky News, BBC News and Radio 5Live. Ximo Abadia (Illustrator) Ximo Abadia is a highly acclaimed artist, living and working in Spain. He has illustrated numerous publications including The Speed of Starlight and his work was selected for the Bologna Children's Illustrator's Exhibition in 2017.