About This Book
This unique picture book introduces the intricate concepts of particle physics in a way that's understandable for a 7-year-old, using simple language and minimal math. Each concept is paired with a vibrant, full-page illustration, photo, or diagram, making abstract ideas concrete. It's designed to spark curiosity and wonder about the universe, serving as an excellent conversation starter for families interested in science.
Gregory Snelgar is a writer in the field of qualitative quantum physics, who explainsthe meaning of scientific concepts withminimal resort to mathematical equations. In this book he explains particle physics as if having a conversation with a 7 year old boy. Every page describes a concept with a full-page full-color photo, drawing, or diagram to help you rediscover your childlike curiosity.Fun for kids and kids-at-heart.
Discussion Prompts
1
What was the most surprising thing you learned about particles?
2
How do you think scientists study things we can't even see?
3
If everything is made of tiny particles, what does that mean for us?
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