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Description
The book explains light sources, how lenses work, and how colour is produced. It explores the scientific discoveries that have helped us understand light and colour, from early pioneers like Alhazen to later scientists like Foucault. The book is written for middle grade readers at a 6.8 reading level.
Quick Summary
Unlock the secrets of rainbows, lasers, and why the sky turns pink at sunset in this mind-blowing journey through the science of light. From ancient thinkers who literally went blind staring at the sun to mind-bending experiments with prisms and mirrors, kids will discover how scientists throughout history cracked the code of color and light. If your kid loves the hands-on experiments and discoverable facts in "National Geographic Kids' Brain Games," they'll be hooked on this front-row seat to history's coolest light show. Perfect for curious kids in grades 4-7 who ask "why is the sky blue?" and actually want to know the answer.