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Life Cycle Of A Star
Life Cycle of a Star There are seven stages in the life cycle of a star. The mass of a star determines how radiantly it shines and how it dies. Let’s look at the Sun's life cycle, a medium-sized star. Nebula - Stars are born from enormous clouds of gas and dust called...
The Unsung Hero of a Computer: An Operating System
The Unsung Hero of a Computer: An Operating System Hello Everyone, As per part Technology blogs series, Let's discuss together an Operating system in computer systems. We all have basic questions about computer systems at the beginning. Have you ever wondered what...
Smart Devices
Smart Devices Hello Everyone. Let's talk about smart devices in simple terms. Many electronic gadgets can transform your home and room into fun and functional. These electronic devices are called smart devices. But what do smart devices mean for us,...
The Art of Rainbows: What Makes Them Colorful?
Science Behind Rainbows Rainbows form when sunlight passes through raindrops in the sky. This process involves three key steps: Refraction: When sunlight enters a raindrop, it slows down and bends. This bending of light is called refraction. Different colors of...
The Journey of a Raindrop: Adventures in the Water Cycle
Formation Of A Raindrop The journey of a raindrop begins with a process called evaporation Evaporation: The sun heats up water from oceans, lakes, rivers, and plants. This heat causes the water to change from a liquid to a gas called water vapor, which rises into the...
The Flight of Birds: How Do They Fly?
Science Behind Flight of Birds Birds flying in the sky might seem like magic, but it’s actually all about science! Wings and Lift: Birds have specially shaped wings that create lift, which helps them rise into the air. When air flows over and under the wings, it...
Space Missions: Building A Model Rocket
Model Rocket - Experiment Building and launching a model rocket using materials you already have at home is a great way to explore the principles of rocketry and physics. Materials Needed: Plastic bottle (for the rocket body) Cardboard (for the fins) Tape Paper (for...
Homemade slime: The Science of Non-Newtonian Fluids
Homemade Slime - Experiment Materials Needed: White school glue Baking soda Contact lens solution (containing boric acid) Food coloring Mixing bowl and spoon Steps to Make Slime: Pour about 4 ounces of white school glue into the mixing bowl. Add a few drops of food...
Building bridges: Engineering with toothpicks and marshmallows
Building Bridges - Experiment Bridges are structures that help people and vehicles cross over obstacles like rivers, roads, valleys, or railways. Materials Needed: Toothpicks Mini Marshmallows or Gum Drops Paper Cups A flat surface for building Optional: Paper and...
Homemade Volcanoes: Why Do They Erupt?
Homemade Volcano - Experiment Materials Needed: Baking soda Vinegar Red food coloring A container or model volcano The Science Behind the Eruption: Chemical Reaction: A homemade volcano's eruption is caused by a chemical reaction between baking soda (a base) and...
