Imagination Science

When I was a little boy my father told me that no two snowflakes were identical. I remember looking out the window at the frozen landscape. Snow was falling and drifting across the lake carried by bursts of freezing wind. There were snow banks in front of the house that stacked up as high as six feet from the plow Dad ran to keep the driveway clear. As far as the eye could see was white snow and it covered everything. I thought how is it possible that with billions upon billions of...
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When I was a little boy my father told me that no two snowflakes were identical. I remember looking out the window at the frozen landscape. Snow was falling and drifting across the lake carried by bursts of freezing wind. There were snow banks in front of the house that stacked up as high as six feet from the plow Dad ran to keep the driveway clear. As far as the eye could see was white snow and it covered everything. I thought how is it possible that with billions upon billions of snowflakes that fall every year around the world, that there were no two identical? In that moment my imagination was born. Our physical universe is a wondrous place. Follow the author in exploring thoughts about the universe we live in, driven by another wondrous place, the imagination. This book is perfect for students and anyone interested in exploration.