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How do you explain science to a child so that he or she is interested and understands it? The authors of 100 Facts About Science do this through impressive facts and vivid illustrations.

In this book, you can read, for example, how a jacket can be made from household waste, what you cannot survive on Earth without, why the Moon does not shine, how many times fireworks are louder than a conversation, about 400 thousand species of moths, what the largest and smallest living organism on Earth is, what things around us are made of, how simple mechanisms simplify complex tasks, how bees help feed the planet, what note house flies make when they buzz, and whether days get longer over time. This edition demonstrates that science is not something scary and incomprehensible, but something that surrounds us. Attentiveness to the environment is where the path to scientific discovery begins, and this book explains how it happens.

«100 Facts About Science» is the sixth book in the series, previously published by the publisher: «100 Facts about Planet Earth», «100 Facts about History», «100 Facts about Numbers, Computers and Programming», «100 Facts about Space», «100 Facts about Food».