Name: The Science of OOBLECK: Yukkk! (The Science of Everything) (en Inglés)
SKU: 68963250
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Author: Allen, TJ
ISBN: 9798171434809

portada The Science of OOBLECK: Yukkk! (The Science of Everything) (en Inglés)

The Science of OOBLECK: Yukkk! (The Science of Everything) (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

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Independently published

Autor

Allen, TJ

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Inglés

N° páginas

291

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Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9798171434809

The Science of OOBLECK: Yukkk! (The Science of Everything) (en Inglés)

Allen, Tj (Autor) · Independently published · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "The Science of OOBLECK: Yukkk! (The Science of Everything) (en Inglés)"

The Substance That Said “Maybe” Oobleck is what happens when a pantry ingredient discovers philosophy. You mix cornstarch and water, expecting either a liquid or a solid, because human beings like labels. We enjoy knowing what things are. Rock: solid. Milk: liquid. Air: gas. Pudding: suspicious. Then oobleck arrives in a bowl, looking harmless, pale, humble, and possibly educational, and immediately ruins the filing system. Touch it gently, and it flows between your fingers like thick cream. Smack it, punch it, squeeze it, or stomp on it, and suddenly it stiffens like it has remembered an ancient grudge. It can pour, drip, ooze, splash, crack, resist, and surrender depending on how you treat it. Oobleck is not confused. You are. It knows exactly what it is: a non-Newtonian fluid, which is science’s polite way of saying, “This stuff will not behave just because Isaac Newton had a good reputation.” At first glance, oobleck seems like a children’s activity, the kind of thing done on a kitchen table by adults who deeply regret saying, “This will be fun.” But inside that bowl is an astonishing lesson in force, viscosity, particle suspension, stress, motion, pressure, and the microscopic politics of tiny starch grains refusing to move when shoved too quickly. Oobleck teaches physics with the emotional maturity of a prankster. It does not lecture. It waits until you confidently grab it, then turns into a handful of wet sidewalk. This book is about that strange little miracle. It is about how simple materials can reveal complex behavior, how matter can respond differently depending on speed and pressure, and how the universe quietly laughs at anyone who thinks “solid” and “liquid” are enough categories for reality. Oobleck is messy, cheap, safe, ridiculous, and profound. It is science you can stir with a spoon and then accidentally get on the dog