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Make It Work - Flight
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This hands on approach to being a scientist introduces the student to the need for proper procedures in everything from observation to catching insects and recording findings.   Teaches the parts of the insects and the many science projects include such subjects as feeding, metamorphosis, insect architecture, moths in the night, and building your own ant colony.
8 5/8" x 10 5/8."  Full color.  48 Pages.  Paperback.
  No. BTT50-MW.  Only $7.50
Young Scientist - Jets
This highly successful series has now been completely revised and updated in the light of new discoveries made in recent years. Exciting scientific topics and concepts are explained in a clear visual style, with straightforward text, which instantly arouses interest. Safe, simple projects and experiments reinforce understanding.  Ages 9-13.  8.65" x 10.75"  32 pages.  Paperback
  No. BTT50-JT.  Only $6.95.
 
Flight and Flying Machines Cover Flight and Flying Machines
From time immemorial humans have longed to fly like birds. Early attempts with homemade wings and other contraptions led to inevitable disaster, but progress over the last hundred years has been dramatic, and the skies are now crowded with all manner of flying machines. Starting with a look at the bird as a flying machine, this fascinating new book takes a detailed look at flying machines both ancient and modern, from hot-air balloons and kites to helicopters and supersonic jets, explaining how they fly and how they have developed. Full of details on the latest technology, the book ends with a close look at space flight and what the future may hold. Ages 8-13  8.9" x 11.3"  64 pages     Hardback    
  No. BTT50-FF.  Only $12.95
Flight Cover Visual Dictionary of Flight
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Eyewitness Visual Dictionaries are the ultimate finder's guides to the naming of the parts. See, learn, discover, and identify all the parts of all the things in the world about you. From the tiniest cogs of machines to the smallest cells of living creatures, the most intricate workings of everything are revealed and labeled in full-colour clarity. Ages 10 and up.  10.4" x 12.3"  64 pages  Hardback    
  No. BTT50-VD.  Only $18.95
Planes Cover Cross Section - Planes 
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Give children X-Ray eyes with these amazingly detailed illustrated books. Each subject is torn apart to reveal all its inner workings. Children love to read about big machines, and these guides will satisfy their curiosity hour after hour. Contains: Triplane, Handley Page, Boeing 314, Spitfire, Flying Fortress, Hercules, Boeing 747, Piper Chieftain, Harrier, Concorde and Timeline.
Ages 7-11 8.6" x 11.1" 32 pages    Paperback    
  No. BTT50-CP.  Only $6.95

 

 

Jets Cover Cross Sections - Jets
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What does a jet engine look like inside? is a chaff and flare dispenser used for? does an IFF aerial do? Which was the first aircraft to fly "supersonic"?  What aircraft had wings only 4 inches thick? Which airplane can change shape? How do a plane's wings help it stay in the air? can wearing inflatable pants save a jet pilot's life? can a plane land on a ship? Find the answers to these and other fascinating questions in Look Inside Cross-Sections   Contents: Me 262 Gloster Meteor, F-86 Sabre, A-10 Thunderbolt, F-104 Starfighter, Phantom, Mirage,
F-14A Tomcat, Saab Viggen, and Mig-29 Fulcrum.
Ages 7-11 8.6" x 11.1" 32 pages    Paperback  
  No. BTT50-CJ.  Only $6.95  
 
Simple Space and Flight Experiments
Did you know that in the 1400s Leonardo da Vinci drew pictures of flying machines? Long before planes and rockets ever existed, humans dreamed of taking flight. Examine the science of aviation--and try numerous experiments that prove all the theories. Using cardboard, a ruler, and other everyday items, learn how air currents work. "Twirly-Whirlies," made out of pencils, cardboard, scissors, and thumbtacks, demonstrate how helicopter rotors operate. With an empty spool, discover the power of centrifugal force. Create a variety of paper airplanes, gliders, and kites and watch them zoom into the skies. Some of these projects can even involve the whole family! And while you're having fun, you're effortlessly gaining a real understanding of Bernoulli's principle, and Newton's law of gravity.  128 pages, 75 b/w illus., 5 3/8 x 8 1/4. Paperback
  No. BTT50-SF.  Only $5.95
 
Eyewitness: Flying Machine Cover Eyewitness Flying Machine
Here is a spectacular and informative guide to the fascinating world of aircraft. Superb color photographs offer a unique "eyewitness" exploration of the history of flight, as well as provide a close-up view of the many different kinds of aircraft in use today, from helicopters to hot-air balloons. See a Victorian steam-powered airplane, a World War I biplane, a jetliner in cross section, what the first pilots wore, how wings provide lift, and what's inside a "black box." Learn how a jet engine works, why early wings needed "doping", how to keep an airplane flying straight and level, and why modern airliners need pressurized cabins. Discover how wooden planes are constructed, what it was like to fly a biplane, how a plane lands and takes off, how a glider works, which plane could be carried on a car, how a helicopter flies, and much, much more.  8.5" x 11"  64 pages.  Hardback
  No. BTT50-EW.  Only $15.95
Super Simple Paper Airplanes
Set your imagination flying--with 40 different types of paper airplanes that range from super simple to sophisticated. There's no need for glue, scissors, or tape; just follow the directions on choosing and folding the paper, and use the principles of flight to get great results. Start with some classic designs: the dart, the basic glider, a gliding toy, and the sturdy hawk dart.  Includes stunning color photographs of the finished planes, plus detailed diagrams and hints on really making them soar. Have a good flight...  128 pages (all in color), 8 1/2 x 11
  No. BTT50-PA.  Only $12.95

 

Theory of Flight
Introduction to physical phenomena and mathematical concepts of fluid dynamics. Widely recommended for clarity, though limited to incompressible fluids. 5.35" x 8.5"  629 Pages. Paperback
  No. BTT50-TF.  Only $18.95
Aviation Year by Year Cover Aviation - Year by Year
When first printed in 1992, this book was a milestone in aviation publishing. Now, fully revised and updated to bring it into the new millenium, it is the most comprehensive record of aviation history available. Fully Updated For the New Millenium: Presented in a lively journalistic style, Aviation Year by Year contains a wealth of fascinating information. Thousands of contemporary photographs and illustrations, and facts and figures bring the history of aviation to life. New features for this updated edition include a timeline of the development of flight, a fully illustrated and revised introduction, and new pages covering the history of aviation up to the year 2000. Compelling reference source: Aviation Year by Year also includes a photo-gallery of each year's most significant aircraft and developments in technology, important flight records, and an encyclopedic cross-reference system to link articles throughout the months and years. More than a unique reference guide to the world of aviation and flight technology, Aviation Year by Year also chronicles the social and political events that have surrounded the amazing development of flight. Hardback     964 pages     9.5" x 11.7"
No. BTT50-YY  Only $50.00
 

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