Science in Comics. Volume 2. Black Hole, Entropy, and Spaghetti

The fantastic journey of our heroes, Justine and Solen, through the Solar System continues! They are accompanied by a messenger from the future, Ulwazi, and his virtual assistant, Freesia. The task is to tell the children as much as possible about physics, mathematics, and astronomy. This knowledge will help them decipher the message sent by scientists of the future and save humanity.

The second volume of "Science in Comics" is full of exciting and dangerous adventures. Right before our heroes' eyes, stars will be born and die, and black holes will appear in their place. The guys (and readers at the same time) will have to understand such complex topics as the Big Bang Theory, General Relativity and the Second Law of Thermodynamics. But don't worry, neither they nor you will be bored: Ulwazi and Freesia will explain everything literally on their fingers, and in addition, they will exchange a couple of witty jokes. Do you think that's all? No! Granny Justine, who baked pancakes and calmly waited for the guys on Pluto, was kidnapped by Freesia's crazy admirer - Bug. Now he wants to deal with our heroes too, in order to completely take possession of the object of his love! How can we defeat the harmful and amorous virus? Science will help, of course!

The Science in Comics series is an incredible adventure, full of surprises and sparkling humor, which will introduce readers to the basics of modern science: applied mathematics, astrophysics, quantum mechanics, bioengineering. It is not only cosmically interesting, but also universally educational!

Recommended reader age: 7+

Author: Bertrand BeKa, Shatsma
Artist: J. Mariol, L. Croix
Translation: Anastasia Shishova
Year of issue: 2023
Publisher: On foot in history
Pages: 64
Dimensions: 294x215x10 mm
Cover type: Hardcover
ISBN: 978-5-907793-34-7