40 ingenious inventions: How they were and how they are today
The young engineer Leo, said to be a great-great-great grandson of the brilliant Leonardo da Vinci, finds himself involved in a heated discussion: someone claims that his illustrious ancestor is an overrated genius and he promises to make him change his mind. Thus begins a challenge to the sound of inventions: submarines, aeroplanes, cars, tanks, but also fans, screws, guitars, cranes and calculators ... 40 machines designed by Leonardo da Vinci more than 500 years ago, which are still current and very useful today!
A book to understand how Leonardo's machines work and discover not only the great inventor's projects, but also their applications today.
The book contains many experiments that highlight the scientific principles underlying Leonardo's inventions and invites the reader to try their hand at building some projects.
GENRE Non-fiction TARGET 9+ FIRST PUBLISHER Ed. Scienza (Italy), 2019