The other way you can do it is from the home page. There is such a wealth of knowledge here that it will take you a fair while to do that not forgetting the most important part, which is to play with everything. You can go through it like a book from start to finish by using the next page button in the bottom right hand corner until you get to the end. If you are not familiar with the former you can explore the app in a couple of ways. If all learning was this much fun I’m sure I would be a nuclear physicist by now but alas, unless Touch Press want to cover everything in the national curriculum with their eBooks I will have to make do for now.Īs for the Solar System’s functionality, it is very similar to The Elements in both layout and operation. I can take science fiction films and “The Sky at Night” with a pinch of salt, however knowing what I knew and loved about The Elements I wanted to see if Solar System could do itself justice and boy has it ever, more so in fact. Therefore, I had great interest when I heard about a new electronic book app on the Solar System in the same style as The Elements. However, if only I had this app and an iPad way back then in the dark ages then perhaps that would have been a different story. Not because I am passionate about science and elements – I was one of the people who was consistently forcing the room to be evacuated in science class by doing stupid things.
When I got my first iPad on launch in 2010 the first thing I wanted to buy was The Elements app, which I kept hearing so much about in the media.
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