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Nature's Super-Charger: The Bamboo Battery
What if your next smartphone was powered by bamboo?
Mihika Singhania
3 days ago


“Maybe It’s You.” Choosing Your One True SQL: PostgreSQL🐘 vs MySQL 🐬
Choosing your first database doesn’t have to be a thriller. In this beginner-friendly guide, we compare PostgreSQL 🐘 and MySQL 🐬 using five everyday SQL commands no jargon, no killer complexity. By the end, you’ll know which engine fits your project and how to run your very first queries!
Sarah Rashidi
3 days ago


Have you ever heard about gravity?
ave you ever dropped your phone and watched it hit the ground in slow motion, only to realize it cracked the screen? That’s gravity in action. But did you know this invisible force is not only what keeps us on Earth, it also shapes galaxies, bends light, and governs the motion of everything in the universe?
Alexa Ines Guido
Apr 21


The Ultimate Data Buffet: Choosing the Right Database for Your Appetite
It’s blog o’clock again and today’s post is chef’s kiss for anyone curious about how we store, munch, and serve data in the tech world!
Sarah Rashidi
Apr 13


The Donut Around Earth
One of the key issues scientists worry about when visiting other planets is radiation exposure. This has been a persistent worry for years because on Earth, we don’t face this issue; we are protected by the planet’s magnetosphere, which creates the Van Allen Belt.
Salena Sharma
Apr 12


Sheldon Cooper was wrong: Geology IS a real Science!
Read more about Prof. Marco Fiorentini from Australia and his work!
Alica Adamat
Mar 23


Have you ever heard about electromagnetism?
Among the four fundamental forces of the universe, electromagnetism stands out as the most tangible and intuitive force in our lives.
Alexa Ines Guido
Mar 18


Little Lab Coats: Earthquakes
Tectonic plate movement can cause catastrophic earthquakes that can cause a lot of death and destruction.
Maria Wheeler
Jan 29


The Nanotech Revolution: Unlocking the Future of Lithium-Ion Batteries
By increasing the surface area of materials, scientists can accelerate chemical reactions, allowing for faster charging and discharging.
Rabia Basri
Jan 28


Santa, reindeer, and warp propulsion
Have you ever wondered how Santa manages to deliver gifts to all the children around the world in just one night? Can this be possible?
Alexa Ines Guido
Dec 23, 2024


Santa's Supersonic Sleigh: Can it Fly?
What is it? The exclusive labour of nine reindeer or gravity-defying tech? Could Santa’s Sleigh really fly?
Mihika Singhania
Dec 15, 2024


Little Lab Coats: DC Motors
Motors are in everything that runs around us: your car, oven fan, power tools, machinery, and many, many more things.
Maria Wheeler
Nov 21, 2024


Join STEM Competitions Like CanSat
Are you curious about designing innovative projects, working on cutting-edge technology, or tackling real-world challenges? Science...
Inés Ros
Nov 17, 2024


Trick or Treat: Programming Spooky Door Surprises for Halloween
Hey there, spooky souls! 🎃 For those in the Halloween spirit, I hope you’re all ready for today’s hands-on blog!
Sarah Rashidi
Oct 31, 2024


The Cosmos Underground: Japan’s KAGRA
What if we could listen to the universe’s deepest secrets of the seemingly solemn depths of our planet, Earth?
Mihika Singhania
Sep 28, 2024


Taking Notes from Taylor: "Shake it Off" and Quit That Toxic Job
I put my all into every task, but eventually, I woke up to find myself in toxic environments and positions that were damaging my health.
Sarah Rashidi
Sep 16, 2024


Engineering the Future: Innovations Shaping Africa's Growth
Despite various obstacles, African engineers are spearheading innovative solutions that enhance living standards.
RETIANA PHIRI
Sep 16, 2024
Quenching the Thirst of a Generation: Nanoparticles in Water Purification
Imagine a world where clean drinking water is a luxury only a few can afford. Unfortunately, this is the harsh reality for millions of...
Rabia Basri
Sep 15, 2024


Labyrinthine Alignments: The Angkor Wat
Built over 30 excruciating years, the Hindu temple’s architectural and engineering innovations had a ripple effect across Asia.
Mihika Singhania
Aug 31, 2024


Biological Cloning: Dolly the Sheep
Dolly was a vital part of Roslin Institute's research into genetically modified farm animals.
Saulene Sebeda
Aug 29, 2024


Revolutionizing Medicine: The Advantages of Nanoparticles in Drug Delivery
Imagine a future where medications can precisely target only the diseased cells in your body, leaving healthy cells untouched.
Rabia Basri
Aug 23, 2024


The Trillion Dollar Sun: The Chinese Quest for Infinite Energy
The Experimental Advanced Superconducting Tokamak (EAST) is set to replicate the sun’s energy production process, nuclear fusion.
Mihika Singhania
Aug 15, 2024


Discover the Incredible World of Nanoparticles: 14 Remarkable Types and Their Various Applications!
Nanoparticles have made their mark as powerful and versatile tools in various fields, from medicine to energy production.
Rabia Basri
Aug 5, 2024


The Science Behind Skyscrapers
lisha Graves Otis was the creator of the passenger elevator used in buildings. This technology was first introduced in 1852 in New York.
Maria Wheeler
Jul 23, 2024
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