The Physics of Superheroes

English, James Kakalios, 2010
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Exploring everything from thermodynamics to solid state physics, and relating the physics in comic books to real-world applications such as microwave ovens and drivers' air bags, this book shows how comic books have often been ahead of science in explaining cutting-edge physics.

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Language
English
Author
James Kakalios
Number of pages
342
Book cover
Paperback
topic
Leisure & Travelling
Year
2010
Item number
39011620

General information

Publisher
Duckworth Ltd
Category
Guidebooks
Release date
21.10.2010

Book properties

topic
Leisure & Travelling
Language
English
Author
James Kakalios
Year
2010
Number of pages
342
Book cover
Paperback

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Product dimensions

Height
198 mm
Width
130 mm
Weight
325 g

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