Adventures in Atomville: The Macroscope

Adventures in Atomville: The Macroscope

Adventures in Atomville: The Macroscope

Adventures in Atomville: The Macroscope

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Overview

Adventures in Atomville is a new type of �science� fiction. Niles and Livvie have been best friends forever even though they are different atoms. They play atom games together with their friends and go to school just like ordinary atoms. One day they began to wonder where they came from, which leads to adventures that will ultimately lead them to the discovery of the Inner World and the Outer World. Things get complicated when they have to save Penelope, the Wise Old Proton, from the evil hands of the Royal Benzenes. The good citizens of Atomville are at odds with one another as some believe that all atoms should live in a free and gaseous state, while others believe that all atoms should work for the Molecules. The adventures that Niles and Livvie encounter take us through the world of atoms where eventually we see that the Molecules are very important to the Outer World. In this first book of the series, Niles tells the story of how he and Livvie accidentally invent a Macroscope, allowing them to see the Outer World for the first time. All images are in color for a color device. Suggested ages 7 - 12.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940149433506
Publisher: Small World Books
Publication date: 06/01/2009
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 84
File size: 985 KB
Age Range: 6 - 8 Years

About the Author

Jill Linz received her master�s degree in theoretical physics from RPI in 1991 and has been a member of the physics faculty at Skidmore College since 1992. Her own experiences have been non-traditional, as she entered the field of physics with a background in classical music. In the belief that physics education should begin as early as possible, she created the Physics Outreach Project in 2000. This project has brought physics to elementary age students and culminated with the production of two broadcast quality videos.
Cindy Schwarz is a Professor of Physics at Vassar College. She has a Ph.D. in experimental particle physics from Yale University. She has authored several books and one multimedia CD-ROM. Her first book, A Tour of the Subatomic Zoo, won the American Library Association Award for Outstanding Academic Book and is now out in a second edition. She also edited and published Tales from the Subatomic Zoo, a collection of short stories and poems written by her Vassar Students where subatomic particles are the characters. Tales from the Subatomic Zoo is available in print and ebook versions. Her passion is making physics accessible and interesting to all.
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