Popular Science Do-It-Yourself Yearbook, 1986

Popular, Science

Rodale Press

Gives practical advice on house design, remodeling projects, new tools and materials, home repairs, and car care, and includes instructions for building a variety of articles.

Popular Science Do-It-Yourself Yearbook, 1987

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Home Improvement & Design

Popular Science Publishing

Who wouldn’t want to invent a robot that makes and serves you cocktails, or to build and play a life-sized Operation game? Not to mention creating and wielding your own DIY light saber! Now readers can make their own versions of these nerdtastic crafts (along with 100 more crazy and cool tech projects) with the helpful, handy, and often hilarious Geek Toys. There’s a new movement afoot—a whole generation of makers and tech-savvy innovators who excel at making wild and fascinating projects using electronics and found materials. In Geek Toys, you get a collection of these amazing ideas from the DIY masters at Popular Science magazine—from a theremin you can make for under $15 to a motorized skateboard, from an epic potato gun to an LED lighter you can wave during rock-concert power ballads. It’s never been a better time to be a geek. Activities include: Kit Out the Ultimate All-in-One Brewing Machine Tap a Melon Keg Break into Your Beer Install a Shower Beer Caddy Chill Your Beer Really, Really Fast Disguise Your Brew Reuse Those Red Party Cups Meet the Drink-Slinging Droid Serve Up Shots in Jello Cups Make Drinks Glow in the Dark Mod Your Toaster for Far-from-Average Toast Freeze LEGO™ Ice Cubes Cook a Hot Dog with Electrical Current Wield a Potato Gun Improvise a Planetarium Put on a Liquid Light Show Jam out to a Sound-Reactive Lightbox Wave an LED Lighter at a Concert Party with an LED Glow Stick Disco on an LED-Lit Dance Floor Make a Sonic Tunnel of Fire Turn Your Campfire Green Hold a Flaming Ball in Your Bare Hand Set off a Spinning Fire Tornado Ignite a Home-made Sparkler Wreak Havoc with the Ultimate Squirt Gun Make a Mini Catapult Play with a Bike-Part Spirogram Turn Junk Mail into Pencils Set Up a Turntable Zoetrope Turn an Old Skateboard Deck into a Hoverboard Mix Magnetic Silly Putty Cook Some Ferrofluid Catch a Thrill on a Backyard Coaster Set Up a DIY Pinball Game Enjoy Skee-Ball at Home Build a Mint-Tin Racer Shake Up a Martini in a Mint Tin Strum a Mint-Tin Guitar Carry a Pocket Billard Set Build a Mini Arcade Cinch a Nintendo-Controller Belt Build a Life-Sized Operation™ Game Play Giant Checkers Wield a DIY Light Saber Make a Reflection Hologram Hack Your Magic 8 Ball Go Anywhere with Virtual-Reality Glasses File-Share with a USB Dead Drop Build a Bristlebot Rig an Animatronic Hand Ride a Robotic Giraffe Scratch a Pizza-Box Turntable Craft a Boom Box Duffel Bag Make Your Tie Glow in the Dark Put Headphones in Your Hoodie Use a Glove on a Touchscreen Pump Jams Through an Old-School Phonograph Amplify Music with Paper Cups Make Custom-Fit Earbuds Put a New Spin on an Old CD Amuse Yourself with a Flipperdinger Play a Pocket Theremin

The Ultimate DIY Geek Toys Guide: Make Your Own Light Saber + 74 Other Amazing Tech Projects

Computers & Technology

Computer Science

Weldon Owen

100 Mysteries of Science Explained

Weldon Oewn / Fog City

BRAIN POP ALMANAC FOR KIDS (BRAIN POP ALMANAC FOR KIDS, 1)

POPULAR SCIENCE FOR KIDS

The Giant Book of Who, What, When, Where, Why and How&nbsp;is loaded with&nbsp;interesting information and inviting images. It&nbsp;answers all the questions kids really want to know! Through more than 1,000 fascinating facts and hundreds of awe-inspiring photos, kids will uncover answers to questions such as: Why are clownfish and sea anemones such close coral companions?; Why do scientists study dino poop? What is the slimiest and snottiest creature on the planet?; Where is the tallest waterfall?; What were the Vikings really like?; What is the largest living organism?; and Why does your body make so many gross noises?&nbsp;This must-read book includes chapters on animals, nature, amazing places, space, technology, history, the human body, sports, incredible inventions, and science. Kids will also discover record-breaking facts in Top 10 lists and Popular Science&nbsp;quizzes.

Popular Science Kids: The Giant Book of Who, What, When, Where, Why & How: 1,001 Fascinating Facts for Kids

Children's Books

Centennial Books

Education & Reference

Centennial Kids

Our world is teeming with amazing animals of every kind--small and sweet, big and bad, fun, fantastic, freaky, and downright scary!&nbsp; The Giant Book of Anmials&nbsp;will give kids a close-up look at many of these, both familiar and unfamiliar, from the huge blue whale to the tiny pink fairy armadillo and dozens of other animals from all around the globe. They'll also get a fanciful glimpse of a few mythical creatures&nbsp;that have only existed in legendary tales, as well as a look at very real animals that&nbsp;are now permanently gone from the planet. Finally, kids will learn about some of the many species that are critically endangered today, giving them their first awareness of how important it is to respect and protect all of Earth's animal life.

Popular Science Kids: Weird, Wild & Wonderful: 275 Amazing Animals From Tiny to Tall, Furry to Feathered, Creepy to Cute

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