How everything works

Professor of the University of Virgin, Luis Bloomfield, awarded many awards for his research in the field of atomic physics, physics of condensed state and optics, like no other, can speak

about science with a wide audience. As a boy, Bloomfield examined dozens of objects into small parts (most of which he managed to collect again) and conducted hundreds of chemical experiments to understand how the laws of science act in ordinary life. And having become a scientist, he devoted a lot of effort and time to make this knowledge accessible to ordinary people. The creator of the famous physics course for humanities, Bloomfield has been teaching students for more than twenty years, has been acting on radio and television and does not leave active scientific work. His book “How everything works” excitingly and clearly explains why the bulbs are burning, washing powder

Wipe off dirt, planes fly, iPodes play music, and kitchen knives do not break. After reading it, you will never warn the food in the foil in the microwave or paint in artificial light, if you have

a date in the park. But the most important thing - you will begin to better navigate not only in the modern world, but also in modern science.