Golden Rice 🍚 which could have been a universal superfood
Ever wondered how can one food on your plate can fix global hunger - Yes we have one such buddy and it's Golden Rice so ready along to...
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Maria Wheeler
Nov 21
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.
Sharayu Salve
Nov 20
Pro's and Cons of GM Crops
We are here to learn a few advantages and disadvantages, which could help in analyzing its future for the human world. Let's go!
Sarah Rashidi
Nov 18
A Watched Pot Never Boils: The Art of Debugging
Hey there, programmers! Today's blog is for everyone, whether you're a beginner, advanced, or somewhere in between.
Abdul Rehman
Nov 18
Glimpse of Past
The universe—vast, dark, and quiet—is filled with unimaginable marvels, from black holes to neutron stars.
Inés Ros
Nov 17
Science-themed days around the world
Here’s a list of some notable science-themed days celebrated around the world, each dedicated to a specific branch or aspect of science.
Maria Wheeler
Nov 14
Little Lab Coats: Bird Feeders
As the weather gets colder the nature outside your window starts to change. Some birds leave, some stay, and some come back.
Mihika Singhania
Nov 12
Guiding the Guide: The Ancient Compass
When was the last time you used Google Maps? Well, today we learn about a tool that would change the course of history.
Maria Wheeler
Nov 7
Little Lab Coats: Invisible Ink
People have been using invisible ink for 2,000 years. Sending notes or secret messages is a fun part of childhood that we all remember.
Salena Sharma
Nov 1
What's Up in the November Night Sky?
I share this sadness with many, but if you’re an avid stargazer like I am, the shorter days give us more time to observe celestial events,
Rabia Basri
Oct 28
The #1 Killer You've Never Heard Of: Air Pollution. Nanoparticles to the Rescue.
The air is thick with pollutants, from vehicle exhaust to industrial emissions. But what if we told you there's a tiny hero on the horizon?
Sharayu Salve
Oct 23
Plants can be modified too? How and by what ? GM Plants
Genetic modification (GM) is a technological process that entails the insertion of DNA into an organism's genome.
Abdul Rehman
Oct 20
Planet Weekly: Lord of the Rings
Saturn is the beloved ring bearer of our solar system.
Abdul Rehman
Oct 20
The Martian Progress
We’ve all heard that humans are trying to colonize Mars, but have you ever wondered how close we are to fulfilling such an ambitious goal?
Maria Wheeler
Oct 17
The *All Seasons* Science Club: Puking Pumpkins
Besides using candles to illuminate your creations, you can also utilize baking soda and vinegar to create an exciting display.
Mihika Singhania
Oct 15
The Contagion: 1997 Financial Crisis
The contagious spread of market disturbances and more were the cascading effects of the fall of the Thai Baht.
Rabia Basri
Oct 13
Nanoparticle Nirvana: Unleashing the Ultimate Skincare Revolution
Get ready to unlock the secrets of radiant, healthy-looking skin! Nanoparticles are transforming the skincare landscape...
Alexa Ines Guido
Oct 11
Have you heard about vacuum fluctuations in space?
Imagine for a moment a vacuum, a completely empty space. Is it a deep and endless black? Is it a pure and blinding white?
Sharayu Salve
Oct 9
Petri dish to dinning dish - lab grown meat
It's real animal meat, including seafood and organ meats, that is produced by cultivating animal cells directly.
Tehreem Adil
Oct 5
A Good Doctor is a Good Astronomer
Do you know that at this very moment, there is stardust rushing through your veins?
Sarah Rashidi
Sep 30
Space Chronicles Part 1 : Programming Languages in Space
Programming languages play a crucial role in space exploration, serving as the backbone for controlling spacecraft, and processing data.
Mihika Singhania
Sep 28
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?
Maria Wheeler
Sep 26
It's the Great Egg-speriment Charlie Brown!
Two things come to mind when I think of fall: It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!
Salena Sharma
Sep 23
ipft14hls: The Star that Just Won't Die
To the dismay of many, stars cannot last forever and their life ends in their own way depending on the type of star it is.
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