How do things move? The amazing ways the world moves
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- Series "How?" It is a group of educational or narrative books that focus on explaining how things began, how historical events occurred, or how inventions that changed the world were made.
- This series aims to expand children's culture and teach them about history, science and technology in an interesting and easy-to-understand way.
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The "How Things Move? The Amazing Ways the World Moves" series can cover a wide range of interesting topics that explain how things move in the world through different technology and science. Here are some ideas that could be included in this series:
How cars and vehicles move:
Explain the operation of internal motors and electric motors.
How power is transmitted from the engine to the wheels to move the car.
The evolution of automotive technologies from classic cars to smart and electric cars.
How do planes and rotary planes move:
Explaining the mechanics of flight and how to lift planes and helicopters into the air.
Control and balance techniques that allow aircraft to fly safely and effectively.
How boats and ships move:
Operating boat and ship engines and transmitting movement to boats and ships.
The effect of hydrodynamic design on the movement of boats and ships in the water.
How do trains and subways move:
Explain how electric motors or diesel engines work in trains.
Transferring motion to the wheels and how to control speed and stop.
How things move in nature:
How animals and marine organisms move in their natural environments.
Interpreting the movement of wind and waves and their impact on the life of plants and animals.
How robots and smart devices move:
Explaining how robots, smart devices and automation move.
Sensing and control technologies that allow robots to interact with the environment and perform various tasks.
With a variety of opportunities and topics to suit different age groups and educational levels, this series provides fun opportunities to explore how things move in the world by explaining the science and technology behind them.
Product Code: 700112
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