introduction
Chapter 1 Kitchen
Chapter 2 House
Chapter 3 Garden
Chapter 4 Science Museum
Chapter 5 Hospital
Chapter 6 Square
Chapter 7 Distance
Chapter 8: Suburbs
Chapter 9 Coastal Area
Chapter 10 Continents
Chapter 11 Earth
Chapter 12: The Solar System
Chapter 13: The Great Universe
Appendix Key Figures
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Translator's Note

From physics to chemistry, life sciences, and earth sciences
An illustrated scientific dictionary containing nearly every key scientific term in a single volume.

514 laws and phenomena hidden in every moment we live and experience.

A new book, "Science in Every Moment Seen Through Pictures," has been published, which is both a picture book and a science book, and which has dramatically lowered the barrier to entry without lowering the level of difficulty. This is something never seen before in the existing scientific field.
From everyday phenomena to the laws that govern the universe, 514 scientific laws and phenomena are explained with distinctive illustrations and concise, key text.
Each chapter begins with a large, vivid picture that organically and vividly depicts 46 scientific laws and phenomena, followed by a clean, no-frills explanation of each law and phenomenon. Each chapter begins in the kitchen and gradually expands its scope to the garden, square, street, suburb, continent, Earth, solar system, and space.
This is a picture science dictionary that contains knowledge from all fields of natural science, including physics, chemistry, life science, and earth science, in a single volume, making it a must-have for everyone to have on their bookshelf.
This book stimulates the curiosity of readers from teenagers to science enthusiasts, inviting them into the world of science at every moment.

Where art meets science
A science book you've never seen before

This book has a unique and interesting concept reminiscent of Where's Wally?
The first thing that catches your eye are the 13 large paintings depicting vibrant, vibrant scenes.
These drawings by renowned artist and winner of the Judd Drawing Award, Adam Dant, vividly depict our daily lives and the world around us, as if pressing the pause button for a moment.
For example, in the six pictures of the square, someone is floating in the air holding an umbrella in a comical pose ('Newton's Law of Gravitation') and another is struck in the face by a flying champagne cork and falls backward ('Henry's Law').
They cover their ears to the sound of an ambulance siren receding (the Doppler effect), or they lift a car with great effort using a long lever (Archimedes' principle of the lever).
Dogs are seen huddled together near a person eating a hamburger ('diffusion'), and paper airplanes are seen flying around the square ('Bernoulli's principle').

As you gaze at every nook and cranny of the colorful paintings and appreciate the fascinating, interesting, and humorous scenes captured therein, you will become curious about what laws and phenomena are hidden within them, and you will even attempt to scientifically explain these scenes in your own way.
As you spend time imagining science in a pleasant way, enjoying the fun of taking things apart one by one, you will begin to look at the familiar everyday life around you with a different perspective.

Science is the essence of how everything in the world works.
Find all the laws and phenomena of the world!

This book introduces key terms in physics, chemistry, life science, and earth science covered in middle and high school curricula, as well as major laws and phenomena in almost all fields of science, including geology, meteorology, and ecology.
The author says that the laws and phenomena covered in this book are “a selection of those representative of the scientific landscape at the time of publication.”
KAIST Science Gifted Education Research Institute Director Jeong Hyeon-cheol said, “Science begins with curiosity about nature.
He recommended this book, saying, “Reading this book will not only help you gain basic scientific understanding, but will also foster your curiosity and develop your creative abilities.”
As an appendix, I've included brief biographies of 13 major scientists, from William Thomson to Lynn Margulis, Marie Curie, and Albert Einstein, who are hidden somewhere in the illustrations in the text, waiting for the reader to discover them.