num_pages: 208
description: "Informative and engagingly idiosyncratic . . . brings the subject down to earth with offbeat, everyday examples and easy-to-follow experiments. . . . Both professionals and laymen can learn from this book." — The New York Times Book Review"A brilliant collection of intriguing examples of the physics of everyday phenomena, with the examples presented as puzzles." — Discover"A delightful book." — Bulletin of the American Meteorological SocietyThis is the sequel to Craig Bohren's popular Clouds in a Glass of Beer (also available from Dover), the book that made the fascinating world of atmospheric physics accessible to readers without a scientific background. Like its predecessor, this volume abounds in lively writing, fun-filled and easy-to-perform experiments, and numerous photographs and illustrations that offer illuminating and memorable ways to learn about an intriguing branch of science.
language: English
title: What Light Through Yonder Window Breaks?: More Experiments in Atmospheric Physics
titlecomplete: What Light Through Yonder Window Breaks?: More Experiments in Atmospheric Physics (Dover Science Books)
genres: Science
ratings_count: 12
publisher: Dover Publications