Light is everywhere around us. From daylight out in the Sun to the light coming out of our mobile screens, light helps us see and observe the world around us. However, it’s not enough to simply name this incredible phenomenon as “light” and leave it at that. In Physics, we love to … Read more
There is no rule stating the container has to break when the water is frozen. All freezing water does is increase the building pressure inside the container. The higher pressure may not cause the container to break, but it does cause a different type of ice crystal to form inside. So the … Read more
When it comes to determining whether a rock is from space or earth, there is huge scientific research taking place behind the curtains. Typically, rocks from outer space consist of compounds that are not normally found in regular rocks on the surface of the earth. A major factor that differentiates these rocks … Read more
As proven by scientists, light is the fastest thing on the planet Earth. If measured in miles per hour, light travels at a speed of 670, 616, 629 mph. If we ever get to travel at the speed of light, we may be able to travel around the Earth 7.5 times in … Read more
Whether it’s a can of Pepsi or Coke, there’s a familiar “fssst” sound as you open it. What you hear is the millions of carbon dioxide molecules escaping from the tin walls where they are kept against their will. As its name suggests, carbonated drinks are added with one active ingredient that … Read more
Folding a paper is not as easy as it looks like. If you take an ordinary A4 size paper and start folding it, each time you fold, its width will increase exponentially. Let’s suppose that your paper is 1mm wide. When you fold it, the width will get doubled and become 2mm. … Read more
Nowadays, nail arts and nail polishes are a fad, especially to women. But to some, to beautify the nails is a part of hygiene and habit. It makes people feel pleasant and relaxed. It is also a way of destressing to some. And for those impatient to wait for their nails to … Read more
What causes rain or snow? It’s all because of the water cycle! The Sun’s heat causes the water from the different parts of the Earth, like oceans, seas, lakes, rivers, even water from wet clothes you dry outside your house, to rise into the air and turn into water vapor. Water vapors … Read more