Junior Science Book of Light

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How does a tiny pinhole camera show an upside down world? Why do pencils look bent when placed in a glass of water?

In the Junior Science Book of Light, Rocco V. Feravolo explains the fundamental properties of light and how it shapes our daily lives. This informative book explores luminous objects, the speed of light, and how rays travel in straight lines or reflect off various surfaces.

Children will learn about the mechanics of lenses, the science of shadows, and how the primary colors of light combine to create the world we see. With hands-on experiments using simple household items and clear illustrations, the book makes complex concepts like refraction and light waves tangible, encouraging young scientists to observe and experiment with the brilliant world around them.

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