The problems of the Moscow city physics Olympiads 1986-2005 . Appendix 2006 and 2007", written by the author Varlamov S. D. and his colleagues, is a unique collection that will become a real treasure for all who are interested in physics and seek to deepen their knowledge in this area. This edition not only covers more than two decades of Olympic tasks, but is also an important tool for preparing for various physical competitions and exams. From the first pages, the reader plunges into the world of fascinating and sometimes difficult tasks that were once posed to young physicists at the Moscow city Olympiads. Each task is not just a set of formulas and numbers, but a real puzzle that requires a creative approach and a deep understanding of physical laws. The book covers a wide range of topics, from classical mechanics to thermodynamics, from electromagnetism to optics, which allows readers not only to test their knowledge, but also to expand their knowledge. This book will be especially interesting for high school students, students and teachers of physics, as well as for everyone who is passionate about science and strives for self-improvement. It will be an excellent tool for preparing for the Olympics, competitions and exams, as well as help develop analytical thinking and a scientific approach to solving problems. Readers who like to solve puzzles and look for non-standard solutions will find in this collection a lot of interesting and useful The topics raised in the book cover not only physics as a science, but also important aspects of education, such as the development of critical thinking, the ability to work in a team and find non-standard solutions. These skills are essential in today's world, where science and technology play a key role in society. The book by Varlamov and his colleagues inspires young people to study physics, showing that science can be fascinating and accessible. The style of the author and his co-authors is distinguished by clarity and accessibility of presentation, which allows even the youngest readers to understand complex concepts. They use real-life examples to make the material more comprehensible and interesting. In addition, the book contains comments and explanations that will help readers understand the complex tasks and find the right ways to solve them. If you are looking for similar books, pay attention to “Physics for Olympics” or “Physics Tasks for High School Students” These works will also help you deepen your knowledge and prepare for various physical competitions. In conclusion, "Tasks of the Moscow City Physics Olympiads 1986-2005. Appendix 2006 and 2007" is not just a collection of problems, but a whole world where physics becomes an exciting journey. This book is worthy of the attention of anyone who wants not only to learn, but also to enjoy the process of cognition. Do not miss the opportunity to discover new horizons in the study of physics with this unique edition!