What Is Nanotechnology In Simple Terms ?

How Small is Nano? Defining a nanometer may be easy: One meter equals one billion nanometers. But it isn’t as easy to picture how small a nanometer really is. The first step can be to try imagining a billion of something. If you asked a billion girls to stand on […]

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How Small is Nano? Defining a nanometer may be easy: One meter equals one billion nanometers. But it isn’t as easy to picture how small a nanometer really is. The first step can be to try imagining a billion of something. If you asked a billion girls to stand on

Interview with America’s Top Young Scientist – Gitanjali Rao

Gitanjali Rao

Gitanjali Rao had two minutes to convince people that an 11-year-old girl from Colorado could do something about the Flint water crisis. Her video earned her a spot as a finalist in the Discovery Education 3M Young Scientist Challenge and a chance to work with a scientist mentor. And after months of

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Gitanjali Rao had two minutes to convince people that an 11-year-old girl from Colorado could do something about the Flint water crisis. Her video earned her a spot as a finalist in the Discovery Education 3M Young Scientist Challenge and a chance to work with a scientist mentor. And after months of

Ada Lovelace: The Woman Who Wrote the First Computer Program

Ada Lovelace

Scientist Quick Facts Who Was Ada Lovelace?Ada Lovelace (1815–1852) was an English mathematician who is often considered the world’s first computer programmer. She worked with inventor Charles Babbage and wrote the first algorithm intended for a machine called the Analytical Engine. Her ideas predicted that computers could someday create graphics,

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Scientist Quick Facts Who Was Ada Lovelace?Ada Lovelace (1815–1852) was an English mathematician who is often considered the world’s first computer programmer. She worked with inventor Charles Babbage and wrote the first algorithm intended for a machine called the Analytical Engine. Her ideas predicted that computers could someday create graphics,

Different Types of Graphs in Maths

Graphs

Pie Chart A type of graph in which a circle is divided into sectors that each represent a proportion of the whole. Line chart Created by plotting a series of several points and connecting them with straight lines. Bar chart A diagram in which the numerical values of variables are

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Pie Chart A type of graph in which a circle is divided into sectors that each represent a proportion of the whole. Line chart Created by plotting a series of several points and connecting them with straight lines. Bar chart A diagram in which the numerical values of variables are

Paper Chromatography Experiment

Paper Chromatography Experiment

What if I told you, that you can separate colors, with just water and blotting paper, using a fun experiment called paper chromatography. In this article you will find out the purpose of paper chromatography experiment, the principles of chromatography, and a stepwise procedure to perform paper chromatography hands-on! Paper

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What if I told you, that you can separate colors, with just water and blotting paper, using a fun experiment called paper chromatography. In this article you will find out the purpose of paper chromatography experiment, the principles of chromatography, and a stepwise procedure to perform paper chromatography hands-on! Paper

Fun Facts About Black Holes

black-holes

Thousands of light years away, there is a supermassive black hole spinning at the center of our galaxy – a black hole more than three million times the size theSun! And everything in the galaxy is swirling around it. So does that mean that the black hole is sucking everything

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Thousands of light years away, there is a supermassive black hole spinning at the center of our galaxy – a black hole more than three million times the size theSun! And everything in the galaxy is swirling around it. So does that mean that the black hole is sucking everything

Conservation of Energy with Examples

Conservation of Energy

Energy powers our world, allowing both living and non-living things to perform work. When a cat chases a mouse or a bus travels down the road, they’re converting energy into action. This fundamental principle is governed by the Law of Conservation of Energy, which states that energy can neither be

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Energy powers our world, allowing both living and non-living things to perform work. When a cat chases a mouse or a bus travels down the road, they’re converting energy into action. This fundamental principle is governed by the Law of Conservation of Energy, which states that energy can neither be

Why Does Soap Make Bubbles ?

Surface tension

What causes surface tension in water ? Have you ever tried to make a bubble bath in plain water? That would be just a bubble-free bath! In order to make bubbles in a liquid, you have to be able to “stretch” its surface to trap a gas (like air) inside.

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What causes surface tension in water ? Have you ever tried to make a bubble bath in plain water? That would be just a bubble-free bath! In order to make bubbles in a liquid, you have to be able to “stretch” its surface to trap a gas (like air) inside.

Elephant Toothpaste Science Experiment

Elephant Toothpaste Science Experiment

credit: Matthew Rakola Do elephants brush their teeth? Well, if they do, they definitely need some toothpaste, right? Elephant toothpaste science experiment is as cool and crazy as it sounds. Make elephant toothpaste with the kids and teach them about catalysts with this experiment that’s 100% messy and 101% fun.STEM

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credit: Matthew Rakola Do elephants brush their teeth? Well, if they do, they definitely need some toothpaste, right? Elephant toothpaste science experiment is as cool and crazy as it sounds. Make elephant toothpaste with the kids and teach them about catalysts with this experiment that’s 100% messy and 101% fun.STEM

Light Refraction Experiment

Light Refraction Experiment

credit: coolscienceexperimentshq.com This one’s more of a science trick rather than an experiment, but it’s still sure to be a hit among kids. Watch them be amazed at this cool light refraction experiment to learn about how light and our eyes work.STEM concept: LightChallenge: EasyMessiness: Low Materials for light refraction experiment: sticky note

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credit: coolscienceexperimentshq.com This one’s more of a science trick rather than an experiment, but it’s still sure to be a hit among kids. Watch them be amazed at this cool light refraction experiment to learn about how light and our eyes work.STEM concept: LightChallenge: EasyMessiness: Low Materials for light refraction experiment: sticky note

How to Make Rock Candy

How to Make Rock Candy

credit: mommypoppins.com A science experiment and a cooking project rolled into one, this is a good bonding activity for the entire family. Parents and children can spend time together doing this experiment, as the solution requires cooking and should not be done by children alone. Kids are still guaranteed to

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credit: mommypoppins.com A science experiment and a cooking project rolled into one, this is a good bonding activity for the entire family. Parents and children can spend time together doing this experiment, as the solution requires cooking and should not be done by children alone. Kids are still guaranteed to

How to Make Unpoppable Bubbles without Glycerin: Easy Recipe

Water bubble

You might have made soap bubbles as a kid. They look beautiful but are fragile and pop within seconds. Did you know you can make stronger bubbles that can last longer than your ordinary soap bubbles? You can achieve this just by using a homemade recipe, and the result is

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You might have made soap bubbles as a kid. They look beautiful but are fragile and pop within seconds. Did you know you can make stronger bubbles that can last longer than your ordinary soap bubbles? You can achieve this just by using a homemade recipe, and the result is

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