Why Do Golf Balls Have Dimples?: A Book Of Weird And Wonderful Science Facts

by Wendy Sadler

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Why Do Golf Balls Have Dimples?: A Book Of Weird And Wonderful Science Facts

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Have you ever wondered why golf balls have dimples or why your hair goes frizzy in the rain? Simple scientist Wendy Sadler has the answers in her book of Weird and Wonderful facts. Broken down into user-friendly chapters like sport, going out, the great outdoors, food and drink and the downright weird, Wendy gives the scientific answers to life's intriguing questions, like: Why does toast always land butter side down? How lost can you get with a satnav?