【AI Science Fun & Creativity】Little Light Designer - A Spin Around Town

【Product Specifications】 ISBN NO: 9786269546022 Series: AI Science Fun & Creativity Series Specifications: Thread-bound / 52 pages / 22 x 23 x 1.2 cm / General Audience / Full Color Printing Place of Publication: Taiwan 【Product Introduction】 As the renowned NASA scientist Katherine Johnson once said, "Do more research, ask more questions, find your passion, and go for it. Always stay curious!" In this era of rapid technological advancement, fostering children's adaptability to a constantly changing environment and nurturing them into lifelong learners has given rise to the latest educational approach: STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics). This series is rooted in children's everyday lives, beginning with exploring interdisciplinary knowledge and principles. It guides children step-by-step through forming hypotheses, verifying them with computer programming, and ultimately developing logical thinking and internalizing learning outcomes. With a charming and engaging style, it reveals profound life science principles in an accessible manner, allowing young readers to acquire new knowledge, engage in hands-on programming, and cultivate crucial abilities for the new era. 【Sample Chapters】 Excerpt from "A Spin Around Town": With everything ready, Dad started the engine, turned on the headlights, and drove the family to the AI City Center. Since there was still some time before the fireworks show began, the Xiao Bo family decided not to take the usual expressway. Instead, they slowly drove along the city streets, enjoying the vibrant cityscape during the holiday. As the sky darkened, streetlights and shop signs gradually illuminated. Cars that hadn't been lit before also began to shine their headlights, making the streets of AI City as bright as day at night. Science Magnifier: Excerpt from "Fire and Electricity: The History of Illumination": Besides torches and bonfires, people also used candles and oil lamps for light. The materials for making candles and the types of fuel for oil lamps varied greatly, ranging from animal fats to products of the petroleum industry. These not only affected the brightness but also differed in terms of odor and the amount of smoke produced. Therefore, people continuously experimented with new materials and improved lamps to achieve a better lighting experience.