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SciArt Media publishes both popular and educational science books.
We have “The Light of Alexandria” by James Maynard and “Phenomenal Physics – A Guided Inquiry Approach” by J. Russell Harkay Ph.D.
“The Light of Alexandria” is a history of the first 1,000 years of science and the world of Ancient Greece, Rome and Ptolemaic Egypt. “Phenomenal Physics – A Guided Inquiry Approach” teaches every aspect of physics through experiments that can be performed with household items, using a light-hearted approach and lots of diagrams and pictures.
These books are made for the average person and student who wishes to know more about the world around us all. More projects are coming up, so keep checking back!
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The Light of Alexandria
The Light of Alexandria is the story of the first thousand years of science, from the birth of the world’s first two scientists, Thales and Anaximander, until the final destruction of the greatest library of the ancient world in the year 415.
The life stories of the most famous and important people in history from 600 BCE to 415 CE are also told: Cleopatra, Caesar and Marc Antony, Draco and Spartacus, Caligula and Hannibal. The development of many aspects of life that we associate with the modern day are told about as well: shopping malls, pipe organs, machine guns, vending machines, robots for war, even an analog computer built 2100 years ago and much more.
The human mind never stops wondering, and this is the story of the first thousand years of our commitment to that wonder.
Print: $19.95
Download: $11.56
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Phenomenal Physics
Phenomenal Physics guides students and learners through a comprehensive look at nearly every branch of physics.
Each chapter contains both an explantion of the effect to be explored, and an easy-to-perform experiment, most of which can be done with items found around every home.
Never taking itself too seriously, yet still delivering an in depth guided inquiry into physics, this book is perfect for students from middle school to college.
Print: $49.95
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The Light of Alexandria
The Light of Alexandria is the story of the first thousand years of science, from the birth of the world’s first two scientists, Thales and Anaximander, until the final destruction of the greatest library of the ancient world in the year 415.
The life stories of the most famous and important people in history from 600 BCE to 415 CE are also told: Cleopatra, Caesar and Marc Antony, Draco and Spartacus, Caligula and Hannibal. The development of many aspects of life that we associate with the modern day are told about as well: shopping malls, pipe organs, machine guns, vending machines, robots for war, even an analog computer built 2100 years ago and much more.
The human mind never stops wondering, and this is the story of the first thousand years of our commitment to that wonder.
Download: $9.09
Hardcover Print: $29.95
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