"How it Works" by Archibald Williams unlocks the fascinating world of science and technology in simple, accessible language. Originally intended for juvenile audiences, this timeless work explores the fundamental principles behind steam, electricity, light, heat, sound, hydraulics, and optics. From basic physics to practical applications, the book delves into how these forces power everyday apparatus and innovations.
A classic exploration of scientific concepts, "How it Works" provides a clear introduction to the core principles of technology and engineering. Explore the intricacies of physics through explanations designed to be easily understood, making it perfect for anyone curious about the mechanics of the world around them. A meticulously prepared print republication of a historical text, this edition preserves the original's clarity and engaging approach to science education.
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