Tokyo

By David E. Newton

Describes life in the Japanese city of Tokyo during World War II.

Encyclopedia of water

By David E. Newton

Encyclopedia of air

By David E. Newton

Science ethics

By David E. Newton

Discusses ethical problems surrounding vivisection, genetic engineering, and other fields of scientific research.

U.S. and Soviet space programs

By David E. Newton

Surveys the history of the space race between the United States and the Soviet Union, discussing similarities and differences in the goals, methods, and innovations of the two nations' space programs.

Particle accelerators

By David E. Newton

Examines the types, functions, and basic principles of particle accelerators, both linear and circular, and their application in the search for the basic building blocks of nature.

Taking a stand against environmental pollution

By David E. Newton

Examines current environmental issues and suggests ways to become involved in solving problems with pollution.

Consumer chemistry projects for young scientists

By David E. Newton

Suggests experiments that can demonstrate basic principles of chemistry using household items.

Science technology society projects for young scientists

By David E. Newton

Offers guidelines for a variety of experiments and projects related to science, technology, and society.

Making and using scientific equipment

By David E. Newton

Describes the function of scientific equipment used in the fields of physics, meteorology, biology, and earth science and provides instructions for constructing these instruments.