01 From what height can a human survive a fall?
02 Is Jack Sparrow from Pirates of the Caribbean a science student?
Why doesn't the 750,000-ton Lotte World Tower collapse?
04 Nuriho is strange
05 Why can't we make a Doraemon bamboo helicopter yet?
06 Did cats destroy physics?
07 Can you survive by jumping from a falling elevator?
08 Did Thiago's torpedo shot break the laws of physics?
09 What is differential calculus?
10 Does acid rain really cause hair loss?
11 Will a propane tank really explode if shot?
12 How deep should you dive to avoid a sniper rifle?
13 Reasons Why You Don't Fire Machine Guns in Space
14 This stick is faster than light?
15 Secrets About Bicycle Wheels You Never Knew
16 Airplane windows are weird
17 How does a legless snake move forward?
18 If I squeeze the brakes hard, will I stop really quickly?
19 It's strange that old tires are slippery!
20 How to Make Frosted Glass Transparent
21 Weird Tips for Seeing Clearly Without Glasses
22 Shocking Truths About Rainbows You Never Knew
23 The Secret of Hot and Cold
24 At what temperature (℃) does a human die?
25 The Real Reason Why Meteor Burns

Anyone can easily read it with 'half pictures, half text'!
A fun and engaging way to read science with a twist

Science textbooks are often difficult and rigid.
Even if you are curious, you end up giving up reading halfway through because of the difficult terms and length.
But here is a book that is not like that.
"This is a Science Book by a Science Student" is easy and fun, and even touching. It's half pictures and half text, so it's easy to read for teenagers accustomed to short-form books, as well as anyone of any age or gender.
Even students who are not familiar with science or have an aversion to it will be able to smoothly turn the pages until the end.


590,000 subscribers! 300 million cumulative views.
Let's meet the popular short videos of Korea's representative science channel 'Science and Technology' in a book!

The author, a former middle school physics teacher and the operator of South Korea's leading science channel 'Science Brothers', is a science storyteller who strives to explain science in the easiest and most fun way possible to convey the idea that 'science is inherently fun'.
The author has carefully selected the most valuable and popular episodes from the science-related shorts videos he created himself and included them in the book.
Here, we've added comical illustrations and solid scientific explanations not found in the video, allowing you to delve deeper into questions that the video couldn't fully answer.
You can also read the book with a sense of communication by linking the comments from subscribers to the actual video.

Covering everything from classical to modern science
Volumes 1 and 2 published simultaneously!

In the world we live in, ‘science’ exists everywhere.
From the simple act of lifting an object to a rainbow after a rain, a cat jumping on a roof, and the secrets hidden in bathroom glass! Understanding science can help you better understand yourself and the world around you.
This book is a science textbook that carefully selects popular content from Korea's representative science channel [Science and Technology] and adds fun illustrations and friendly scientific explanations.
With solid scientific facts and warm comfort, it guides you to think more deeply about questions that cannot be answered in a one-minute short video.
In Volume 1, Classical Science, the author explains the principles of basic science learned in middle and high school, such as friction, momentum, force, refraction of light, tension, and buoyancy, using his signature addictive storytelling style.
Through this book, anyone, regardless of age or gender, will be able to take a step closer to science.
(**In Volume 2, Modern Science, you can encounter more fascinating scientific knowledge such as the theory of relativity, wormholes, DNA, string theory, and the curvature of space-time.)