This series explores the fundamental principles of how the world works through simple mechanical devices. Each installment introduces a different type of machine, explaining its uses in daily life and throughout history. Designed to captivate young readers, these books spark curiosity about science and engineering. They serve as an ideal introduction to physics and mechanical concepts.
Exploring the mechanics of screws, this book delves into how these fundamental machines operate. It highlights various historical examples, such as jar lids, illustrating their practical applications over time. The narrative provides insights into the significance of screws in everyday life, making complex concepts accessible and engaging for readers.
Exploring the mechanics of wedges, this book delves into how these simple machines function and highlights various historical examples, including shovels. It offers a foundational understanding of the principles behind wedges, making it a valuable resource for readers interested in the application and significance of these tools in everyday life and history.