Book of Iota · Vol 1
Why Do Groceries Slide When the Cart Stops?
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Grandpa Isaac Newton once explained something like this. It is called Newton's First Law. A thing that is moving keeps moving, and a thing at rest stays at rest, until a push or a pull changes it.
- Series
- Book of Iota
- Contents
- 4 chapters, 2,055 words
- Characters
- Iota, Wong Nam
- Transparency
- SI-assisted work
About this work
The shopping cart stops suddenly, and Iota's box of cereal slides forward in the basket on its own. Nobody pushed it. So why is it still moving? With Wong Nam, Iota follows the answer through the supermarket aisles and the checkout line, then carries it home to the breakfast table, where two bowls of cereal test what she has understood. A story about Newton's First Law and small attentions carried with care.
