Magic Science Experiments: 57 science experiments that seem like magic - Softcover

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What if I told you that you can make a glass disappear right before your eyes? Or turn your room into a giant camera? Or blow out a candle without touching it or blowing on it?

It’s not magic. It’s science — and it’s about to blow your mind.

The Manual of Magical Experiments brings together 57 spectacular experiments organized into 5 themed sections: optics and illusions, chemistry and reactions, physics and gravity, waves and energy, and neuroscience and perception. Each one comes with:

- Clear, step-by-step illustrated instructions
- The real scientific explanation behind the 'trick' — no unnecessary jargon
- A clear danger level (1 to 5) so you know when adult supervision is needed
- A 'Fun Fact' with a real story from science (Faraday, Marie Curie, the Lumière brothers!)
From making a magnet float in the air to making invisible ink, from building your own periscope to understanding why your brain makes you see things that aren't there — this book turns the kitchen, living room, and bathroom into a real laboratory.

Perfect for:

Curious kids and teens (10-16 years old) who want something more exciting than a textbook.
Families looking for screen-free weekend activities.
Teachers and homeschooling parents who need experiments with a solid scientific basis.
A birthday or holiday gift that won't end up forgotten in a drawer.
- Some experiments use fire, household chemicals, or hydrogen peroxide and require adult supervision — each one clearly indicates its level of risk.

Science isn't a collection of boring answers. It's the art of asking the right questions. This guide gives you the tools — and 57 reasons to start asking today.

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