STEM Graphic Novels and Comic Books: Physics

Mechanics. Motion ; The apple and the moon ; Projectiles ; Satellite motion and weightlessness ; Other orbits ; Newton's third law ; More about forces ; Momentum and impulse ; Energy ; Collisions ; Rotation -- Electricity and magnetism. Charge ; Electric fields ; Capacitors ; Electric currents ; Series and parallel ; Magnetic fields ; Permanent magnets ; Faraday induction ; Relativity ; Inductors ; AC and DC ; Maxwell's equations and light ; Quantum electrodynamics.

World of questions -- Searching for answers -- Conducting the experiment -- Sharing the findings -- More about the Scientific Method and Max Axiom

Invisible force -- Opposites attract -- Magnets in space -- Electromagnetism -- More about magnetism and Max Axiom

Forces that move us -- Motion is a weighty issue -- Give and take -- Round and round we go -- More about forces and motion and Max Axiom

I see the light -- What light can do -- What we can do with light -- Energy conversion -- More about light and Max Axiom

What is energy? -- Types of energy -- Sources of energy -- Saving energy.

Powering our world -- Energy to electricity -- Electricity on the move -- Power at our fingertips -- More about electricity and Max Axiom

What is electricity? -- What are electric circuits? -- How does electricity work? -- How do you create electricity? -- How can you conveniently use electricity?

"The physics of everyday objects like roller skates, slingshots, braking cars, and tennis serves. In no time, you'll master tough concepts like momentum and impulse, parabolic motion, and the relationship between force, mass, and acceleration." back cover.

What is relativity? -- What do you mean, time slows down? -- The faster an object moves, the shorter and heavier it becomes? -- What is general relativity.

A tale that begins on the moon -- Is the Earth the center of the universe? -- From the solar system to the Milky Way -- The universe was born with a big bang -- What is it like at the edge of the universe? -- Is there only one universe?

"Fallout will bring group up to speed on the science and politics of the nuclear gadgets. The focus of Fallout is on scientists, in particular J. Robert Oppenheimer and Leo Szilard, whose lives offer a cautionary tale about the uneasy alliance between the military, the government, and the beginnings of "big science". " Publisher's website.

"The larger-than-life exploits of Nobel-winning quantum physicist, adventurer, musician, world-class raconteur, and one of the greatest minds of the twentieth century: Richard Feynman." Publisher's Website.

Setting the stage -- Leaving classical physics behind -- Life and work through his doctorate -- Doing physics with style -- The New generation -- The Institute -- Heisenberg -- Solvay, 1927 and 1930 -- Home -- Nuclear physics -- War and the meeting -- Politics -- Philosophy -- Leaving the stage.

The whole world followed the countdown to sending the first men to the moon. This is the story of the people who made it happen, both in the rockets and behind the scenes.

"Newton, Galileo, Bohr, Heisenberg. True stories about scientists through the ages." back cover.

"It may seem that introducing middle-graders to the fairly abstract notion of the multiple-worlds view of quantum mechanics is a little incongruous, but part of the genius of this book is how seamlessly the format does all the heavy conceptual lifting for you." -- Ian Chipman, Booklist