Fun With Science - 1958

"You can do it! You can make a box roll uphill. You can suspend forks in mid-air. You can lift a heavy potato with a whirling spool. And you can actually watch atoms splitting up! This book shows you how. These easy-to-do experiments are lots of fun. Step-by-step the pictures show you just what to do. These are not stunts or parlor tricks. Each project explains an important principle in science..." Learn some science they way a kid would in the 1950s! Note: the final experiment requires you to use a clock or watch sporting a dial with a speck of radium in it. Lol. - Fun With Science - Mae and Ira Freeman Published 1958, TAB Books, Inc., an affiliate of Scholastic Magazines, New York Softcover. Approx. 6x8in. 64pp. Has name of a previous owner on inside cover (see photo) (I wonder where he is today. Did he grow up to become a scientist?).. In good vintage condition, covers show some wear and the pulp pages are ageing yellow. .