Physics SHOW in Daily Life Series: 2.0 Are French Fries Best on Jupiter?
- Physics knowledge
- Categories:Science, Nature & How it Works
- Language:Complex Ch.
- Publication date:June,2017
- Pages:208
- Retail Price:(新台币250元)
- Size:148mm×210mm
- Publication Place:Taiwan,China
- Words:（Unknown）
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- Text Color:Black and white
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Description
This series consists of 2 volumes:
1.0 Physics SHOW in Daily Life
2.0 Are French Fries Best on Jupiter?
2.0 Are French Fries Best on Jupiter?
Unveil more of the physical phenomena in daily life.
Scientists say: The universe operates on the principles of “physics”. It encompasses everything, from everyday life to leisure activities to astronomy, drawing on a wide range of examples: ‘The Science Lab’ guides us to conduct experiments; ‘Endless Physics’ extends to related topics, helping us quickly grasp the concepts of physics.
Author
Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Physics from the National Taiwan Normal University.
Currently a physics teacher at Beiyi Girls’ High School. She has previously taught at Xinzhuang Senior High School and Shuilin Junior High School in New Taipei City, with a total of 26 years of teaching experience.
Passionate about teaching, caring for students, and having a rich voice... Students call her "the teacher who is diligent in class, full of energy, articulate, with neat blackboard writing, and wearing stylish ties."
She has served as a counseling teacher for the Taipei City Department of Education’s high school physics counseling group and as a K-12 seed teacher for the Ministry of Education’s Nano Technology Education, responsible for research and promotion of science popularization education. She was selected as a “Special Teacher” for Taipei City high schools.
She has won first place in the National Language Competition for teachers in Mandarin speech and fifth place in Minnan (Southern Min) language speech. She has participated in speech competitions multiple times and served as a judge for the Mandarin speech group in language competitions, as well as a lecturer for the National Mandarin Speech Training Camp in Taiwan.
Her articles have been published in “Scientific Monthly,” “United Daily News,” “China Times,” “National Language Daily,” and “Humanity Fortune Report,” mostly related to education or physics learning topics. She is the author of “How to Learn Middle School Physics Well.”
Contents
Life Showcase
Changing water in an aquarium is like flushing a toilet
Do you hear the sound of the wind?
Natural disaster double whammy - typhoons and earthquakes
The tug-of-war between cold and warm air masses
What to do when tires spin in place?
Leisure Showcase
Blowing bubbles and floating on water
The youthful dance of ice skating
Roller coasters - the most thrilling circular motion
How to win the dragon boat race?
Why does singing in an opera house always have lingering echoes?
Firelight Showcase
Sparks from electrical wires
Can sound put out fires?
How do electric buses get their power?
Grilling can make stones explode?
Is 'spontaneous combustion' caused by 'reflection'?
A series of explosions from colliding odors!
Why are thin corn kernels prone to fierce fires?
Space Showcase
Are the best-tasting French fries on Jupiter?
Rocket launch is like a bloated balloon deflating?
Gravity makes Earth the center of attraction
The Red Warrior Mars dashes forward!
Where is the edge of the universe?
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