Robert Gardner Books
Shadow science
Deals with objects and phenomena that are created from or use shadows, from sun dials to silhouettes to shadow plays.
Read MoreMoving right along
Discusses various aspects of the science of motion and includes suggestions for related experiments.
Read MoreMoving right along
Discusses various aspects of the science of motion and includes suggestions for related experiments.
Read MoreMagic through science
Magic tricks, many of which use chemicals, others using light and shadows, mental math, or fake ESP.
Read MoreSpace, frontier of the future
Discusses exploration and research in outer space, the space shuttle and space stations, and man's future in space.
Read MoreThis is the way it works
Explains the mechanisms of such machines as the iron lung, the incandescent light bulb, a zipper, and a roller coaster.
Read MoreFamous experiments you can do
Demonstrates scientific principles in the fields of chemistry and physics by replicating experiments performed by such scientists as Archimedes, Galileo, Antoine Lavoisier, and Sir Isaac Newton.
Read MoreRobert Gardner's favorite science experiments
Science experiments, mostly using materials found in the home, demonstrating principles of chemistry, mechanics, biology, light, astronomy, heat, and electricity.
Read MoreMaking and using scientific models
Discusses the use of scientific models to represent concepts in earth science, astronomy, biology, physics, and chemistry.
Read MoreRobert Gardner's challenging science experiments
Presents easy-to-prepare scientific experiments that demonstrate principles of physics, chemistry, astronomy, and biology.
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