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Killer Energy

Nick ArnoldSeries: Horrible Science
5
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Duration
3h 8m
Year
2015
Language
English
Publisher
Recorded Books, Inc.

About

If you like your science with the squishy bits left in, then fasten your seat belts. There's a monster out there. It's huge, powerful, and it's been around forever. It can destroy a human being in hundreds of different ways. It's energy! Energy can make some very interesting things happen, and it's stored up all around us.

It's in the tiny sea creatures that died hundreds of millions of years ago and eventually became oil. It's in the guillotine that slides down and chops your head off. And you'll need lots of energy if you plan to fire your teacher from a cannon. Even the lack of energy can be fun, it's how a British scientist once made ice cream in 10 seconds.

Author Nick Arnold's award-winning Horrible Science series uses healthy doses of humor to deliver scientific concepts in an irresistible way. Listeners will enjoy plugging into narrator George K. Wilson's electric performance of this fascinating book.

Related Subjects

  • General
  • Science & Nature
  • Juvenile Nonfiction

Extended Details

  • SeriesHorrible Science

    Artists

    Nick ArnoldAuthor
    George WilsonReader