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★Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Indonesian language rights have been sold.
★Awards：The Most Enjoyable Books in Korea 2023
★Outstanding Children’s Book by Kids Hankook Daily in 2021
★Age 8-12

About the Series
▪Principles of Science in Textbooks
▪Many friends think of “science” as a headache because of complicated formulas and difficult memorization. In the Ridiculous Science series, the Ig Nobel Prize meets science from a funny and whimsical perspective. Harvard University’s humor science magazine created the Ig Nobel Prize as a parody of the Nobel Prize to arouse public interest in science. Meet the series in five fields: physics, chemistry, biology, earth science, and life science.

This series consists of 10 volumes：
01 Which Direction Does a Dog Poop?- Physics
02 Find Out the Foot Smell!- Chemistry
03 Fart Talking?- Biology
04 Do You Want to Move to Mars? - Earth science
05 What Happens When You Hold Your Pee - Life Science
06 Why not canned milk or pack coke? - Convenience store Science
07 Secret of Booger - Hospital Science
08 How about riding a swing in space?- Playground Science
09 The magic of mall mirrors- Mall Science
10 The probability of being hit by space debris - Space Science

Mr. Pato is watching a pooping dog with a compass. Mr. Pato says that he is making scientifc observations. He introduces a research team that won an Ig Nobel Prize for observing dogs pooping and peeing and explains self-alignment. Let’s take a look at some of the bizarre studies in the feld of physics that won Ig Nobel Prizes, such as why the jam-covered side always falls to the foor when you drop, levitate a frog without touching it, etc.