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Zanimatel'naia fizika
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Where does friction come from, and why can't it be avoided? How to see physics at home and on the street — without instruments and formulas?Yakov Perelman, the famous popularizer of science, knows how to explain physics in such a way that it becomes understandable and truly interesting. There is no dry theory here: only live observations, unexpected examples, paradoxes, and tasks that involve thinking. In the book:- Why does inertia "deceive" us in transport and on turns?- How do levers, friction, and balance work — and why do simple things produce unexpected results?- Where do pressure and buoyancy come from, and how do you know what will sink and what will float?- Why do we sometimes misjudge speed and movement?: What is relativity?- How do heat, light and sound manifest themselves in everyday life — and how to talk about them without confusion?- What kind of "physical tricks" are actually explained by strict laws?This book is for schoolchildren, parents, and anyone inquisitive who wants to understand the meaning rather than memorize formulas. Perelman teaches the main thing: to think clearly, test your intuition and find an explanation for the phenomena around you. Read it, and physics will cease to be a subject "for the lesson" and become your tool in real life.
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