The Science of Olympus

"If something imaginary is widely believed to be real, is it still imaginary?"

Jay Joonyoung Chang

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Publication Date	2021/11/10
Pages/Weight/Size	13019020mm
ISBN	9791165455354
Categories	자연과학

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Description

카오스로부터 올림푸스의 제우스, 아테나까지 그리스 신들 총망라!
열역학부터 원자의 구조까지 다양한 분야의 과학을 알기 쉽게 소개!

중학교 3학년 학생이 영어로 쓴 그리스 신화를 통해 배우는 과학 이야기! 그리스 신들의 특징을 이해하기 쉽게 소개하고, 관련된 과학상식을 청소년의 눈높이에서 소개한 책이다.

Contents

Part One: Before the Gods
Chapter One: The Beginning
Chapter Two: The Golden Age
Chapter Three: The Titanomachy

Part Two: Reign of Olympus
Chapter Four: Zeus
Chapter Five: Poseidon
Chapter Six: Hades
Chapter Seven: Demeter
Chapter Eight: Hera
Chapter Nine: Hestia
Chapter Ten: Athena
Chapter Eleven: Apollo
Chapter Twelve: Artemis
Chapter Thirteen: Ares
Chapter Fourteen: Hephaestus
Chapter Fifteen: Aphrodite
Chapter Sixteen: Hermes
Chapter Seventeen: Dionysus

Author

Jay Joonyoung Chang

Jay Joonyoung Chang was born in Seoul, South Korea. When he was seven years old, he and his family moved to the U.S. There, Jay attended Westbriar Elementary School in Fairfax County, Virginia. Three years later, he moved back to Korea and is now a senior at Mogun Middle School. is the pinnacle of Jay's achievements so far. He poured three years of hard work on the book working to intertwine the two areas of knowledge he knew and loved, mythology and science. Jay's dream is to be a chemist, along with the role of science communicator, a person who explains science to the masses.

Jay Joonyoung Chang was born in Seoul, South Korea. When he was seven years old, he and his family moved to the U.S. There, Jay attended Westbriar Elementary School in Fairfax County, Virginia. Three years later, he moved back to Korea and is now a senior at Mogun Middle School. <The Science of Olympus> is the pinnacle of Jay's achievements so far. He poured three years of hard work on the book working to intertwine the two areas of knowledge he knew and loved, mythology and science. Jay's dream is to be a chemist, along with the role of science communicator, a person who explains science to the masses.