How It Works - Issue 133-19

 



Book Details

Category: How It Works
Number of Pages: 100
Language: English
Publisher: Future Publishing Ltd.
Age Range: 7 and Up



About the Book

How it works is the ultimate in informative, yet accessible, scientific light reading. Effortlessly jumping between covering a range of fascinating subjects and answering age-old questions. So, if you've ever wondered how the pyramids were built, how the gravitational pull of the moon affects the ocean tide, or even how an astronaut washes their hair, then How It Works is the magazine you've been looking for.

Comprising of around 100 high-quality pages, How It Works contains a breath taking amount of knowledge in each issue. Thanks to an easy to understand writing style however, How It Works is never a difficult read and its lack of jargon makes it accessible to anybody who wants to learn more about the world.

With a fantastic mix of bite-sized facts and in-depth investigations into natural and man-made phenomenon, you can be sure that each issue of How It Works will keep you gripped from cover to cover.

Written and presented in a style that makes even the most complex subjects interesting and easy to understand, How It Works is enjoyed by readers of all ages.


What you’ll find in every issue:

• Global Eye – the latest news, developments and events from the world of science and technology
• Amazing images – each issue is loaded with fantastic cutaways, illustrations and photography
• Features – our in-depth articles explain topics in an exciting and engaging way that everyone can 
                    understand
• Brain Dump – get the answers to all your burning 'how and why' questions answered in our reader 
                          Q&A section
• How To – your guide to fun experiments and projects to try out at home


In This Issue:

Quantum computers
How these futuristic number crunchers will crush the world’s most powerful super computers – and make your life better.

Step aboard the floating laboratory
Explore the science ship that’s digging holes in the ocean floor to discover the story of Earth.

 

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How It Works - Issue 102-17

 



Book Details

Category: How It Works
Number of Pages: 100
Language: English
Publisher: Future Publishing Ltd.
Age Range: 7 and Up



About the Book

How it works is the ultimate in informative, yet accessible, scientific light reading. Effortlessly jumping between covering a range of fascinating subjects and answering age-old questions. So, if you've ever wondered how the pyramids were built, how the gravitational pull of the moon affects the ocean tide, or even how an astronaut washes their hair, then How It Works is the magazine you've been looking for.

Comprising of around 100 high-quality pages, How It Works contains a breath taking amount of knowledge in each issue. Thanks to an easy to understand writing style however, How It Works is never a difficult read and its lack of jargon makes it accessible to anybody who wants to learn more about the world.

With a fantastic mix of bite-sized facts and in-depth investigations into natural and man-made phenomenon, you can be sure that each issue of How It Works will keep you gripped from cover to cover.

Written and presented in a style that makes even the most complex subjects interesting and easy to understand, How It Works is enjoyed by readers of all ages.


What you’ll find in every issue:

• Global Eye – the latest news, developments and events from the world of science and technology
• Amazing images – each issue is loaded with fantastic cutaways, illustrations and photography
• Features – our in-depth articles explain topics in an exciting and engaging way that everyone can 
                    understand
• Brain Dump – get the answers to all your burning 'how and why' questions answered in our reader 
                          Q&A section
• How To – your guide to fun experiments and projects to try out at home


 



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How It Works - Issue 100-17

 



Book Details

Category: How It Works
Number of Pages: 100
Language: English
Publisher: Future Publishing Ltd.
Age Range: 7 and Up



About the Book

How it works is the ultimate in informative, yet accessible, scientific light reading. Effortlessly jumping between covering a range of fascinating subjects and answering age-old questions. So, if you've ever wondered how the pyramids were built, how the gravitational pull of the moon affects the ocean tide, or even how an astronaut washes their hair, then How It Works is the magazine you've been looking for.

Comprising of around 100 high-quality pages, How It Works contains a breath taking amount of knowledge in each issue. Thanks to an easy to understand writing style however, How It Works is never a difficult read and its lack of jargon makes it accessible to anybody who wants to learn more about the world.

With a fantastic mix of bite-sized facts and in-depth investigations into natural and man-made phenomenon, you can be sure that each issue of How It Works will keep you gripped from cover to cover.

Written and presented in a style that makes even the most complex subjects interesting and easy to understand, How It Works is enjoyed by readers of all ages.


What you’ll find in every issue:

• Global Eye – the latest news, developments and events from the world of science and technology
• Amazing images – each issue is loaded with fantastic cutaways, illustrations and photography
• Features – our in-depth articles explain topics in an exciting and engaging way that everyone can 
                    understand
• Brain Dump – get the answers to all your burning 'how and why' questions answered in our reader 
                          Q&A section
• How To – your guide to fun experiments and projects to try out at home


In This Issue:

- ONE HUNDRED WONDERS
- Welcome to our 100th issue! This month, the magazine is filled with as many amazing sights, creations and phenomena as we could pack into its pages. Reducing the list to just one hundred wonders was tough, but we hope you agree with what has made the cut.
 




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How It Works - World of Animals Issue 44-17

 



Book Details

Category: How It Works
Number of Pages: 100
Language: English
Publisher: Future Publishing Ltd.
Age Range: 7 and Up



About the Book

Embark on a journey to all corners of the globe with a World of Animals digital magazine. Discover the most weird and wonderful creatures that roam extraordinary places around the world. From the fast and furriest to the scaly and slimiest, World of Animals is the perfect companion for all animal and wildlife lovers.

Indulge in a truly entertaining, visually engaging and captivating read every month with a digital subscription to World of Animals magazine. Explore the fascinating habits, behaviors and amazing secrets of your all-time favourite animals.
 




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How It Works – Book of Robots, 5th Edition 2020

 



Book Details

Category: How It Works
Number of Pages: 134
Language: English
Publisher: Future Publishing Ltd.
Age Range: 7 and Up



About the Book

Robots are awesome, in every sense of the word, invoking reactions from excitement to fear to awe. As scientists continue to find new ways to replicate human behaviors, and machines perform functions that we never thought they could, they become ever more present in our lives. In this book, you’ll trace back the history of the first robots and discover the best bots that you can own, right now.

You’ll gaze into the future of robotics and look a little closer to home at those designed to make your house intelligent. 
 
You’ll discover how robots are making the universe smaller than ever as they help us find new worlds, before meeting the megabots who fight for sport. Finally, you’ll learn how to make your very own robot, using a simple Raspberry Pi kit and some code. So, get ready to learn about the machines that are changing the world and discover how you can make your mark.


 


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How It Works - Book of Incredible Science, 1st Edition 07-19

 



Book Details

Category: How It Works
Number of Pages: 164
Language: English
Publisher: Imagine Publishing Ltd.
Age Range: 7 and Up



About the Book

It's no secret that humankind has come a long way since Homo sapiens first emerged from among our ape-like ancestors around 13O,OOO years ago. Yet despite all of our progress to date, many questions remain.
 
What are we exactly? How do our brains really work? How have we achieved so much in the field of science, and where are we heading next?
 
In this bookazine you'll journey from our early beginnings as a species, exploring how we came to be and how our immune systems, emotions and even fears develop. You'll then meet some of science’s greatest minds and discover for yourself how humans have created vaccines, illuminated the light spectrum and explained phenomena from ‘vampires’ to out-of-body experiences. Finally, you'll explore the power behind nuclear fusion and the endless possibilities offered by quantum mechanics before stepping into a future where many diseases are a thing of the past and cloning yourself could be more than just the stuff of science fiction. A world of incredible science is just over the page.
 




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How It Works - Book of Incredible History, Revised Edition Volume 02-15

 



Book Details

Category: How It Works
Number of Pages: 180
Language: English
Publisher: Imagine Publishing Ltd.
Age Range: 7 and Up



About the Book

How It Works, the magazine that explains everything you never knew you wanted to know about the world we live in. Loaded with fully illustrated guides and expert knowledge, and with sections dedicated to science, technology, transportation, space, history and the environment, no subject is too big or small for How It Works to explain.

The How It Works Book of Incredible History is packed with fascinating facts about over 200 million years of history. What did Jurassic Park get wrong about the dinosaurs? How did medieval people write? How did Leonardo da Vinci learn to fly? Find the answers to these questions and more in this fantastic book. Bring history to life with colourful images and stunning illustrations that help explain how past events have shape our world. Take a look inside Buckingham Palace, see how the Sistine Chapel’s ceiling was painted and much, much more.
 




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