Summary:
The book explores the complex physics behind ordinary phenomena that occur in daily life, from the way a teapot spout dribbles to how ducks keep their feet warm in cold water. It reveals the intricate connections between the mundane and the scientific, making the principles of physics accessible and engaging through familiar examples.
Key points:
1. Everyday Physics: The book highlights how physics is not just complex theories but also part of daily life, like the movement of tea leaves in a cup or falling toast.
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