One Hundred Basic Questions About Science (Spanish)

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This book is a compilation of answers to 100 questions posed to Asimov during the years when he wrote a column for the magazine 'Science Digest.' It serves as an 'appetizer' to delve into physics, although in some matters, we can see that time has passed since he answered them, and now we have more answers. Asimov begins by explaining the scientific method, which is essential for constructing physical theories that hold up. He then presents various questions related to the origin of the universe, its evolution, and composition.

He also delves into certain questions related to matter, such as its division into smaller particles, types of matter, and what temperature is. Furthermore, he takes us into the physical laws of this universe, including forces, time, relativity, and quantum mechanics. Finally, we find ten questions related to biology and human beings. The last question, while not about physics, is impactful: it explains why we must die.