Physics

"Physics" by Willis E. Tower, Thomas D. Cope, Charles H. Smith, and Charles M. Turton is an early 20th-century science book teaching students about physics using real-world examples. It simplifies physics concepts, making them easy to understand instead of difficult equations. The book starts by showing how physics is all around us, like how things move and how energy works, and explains that learning physics is about turning what we already know into a deeper understanding of the world. It covers basic ideas such as the different forms of matter, introduces important terms used in physics, and separates everyday knowledge from scientific understanding, which sets the stage for learning more about physics.