science

Asimov's Have You Seen These? is a collection of curious essays. It teaches readers to see with understanding, revealing the logical beauty and joy in investigating our world.

Asimov’s book traces humanity's journey from baffling bones to profound scientific understanding of dinosaurs: their lives, ancient world, and mysterious extinction.

Asimov's essays reveal the Moon's profound impact on Earth's history—from 'tragedy' to 'triumph'—and logically explore diverse scientific concepts, human society, and personal experiences.

Jupiter, the King of Planets, unveils cosmic secrets through its storms, moons, and powerful forces. Humanity's ongoing discovery illuminates planet formation and endless universal mysteries.

Asimov's Today and Tomorrow and... presents science as humanity's evolving story, where today's choices build tomorrow's endless possibilities, guiding our survival and future direction.

The story of electricity journeys from amber's static attraction through Volta's battery and electromagnetic discoveries to the electron, powering our modern world.

The story traces humanity's evolving understanding of the Sun: from an awe-inspiring, mythical deity to a precisely understood, dynamic, and powerful nuclear fusion furnace

Humanity discovered Earth's roundness through centuries of observation, reason, and measurement, from Greek insights to circumnavigation and space views, proving the scientific method's power.

Asimov’s Worlds Within Worlds explores reality’s nested layers through three scientific revolutions: radioactivity, quantum theory, and nuclear energy, revealing dynamic, probabilistic inner universes.

Ginn Science Level C deepens understanding of matter, energy, Earth, and life, revealing the universe's knowable patterns through systems thinking and scientific inquiry.

Ginn Science Level B connects observations to interconnected systems (matter, energy, Earth, life), fostering understanding of a structured, knowable universe through discovery.

Ginn Science Program A teaches observation, living/nonliving, matter, energy, force, Earth/space, and ecosystems. It builds understanding through curiosity and tools, showing the world is knowable.