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Written by Sofiya Shahiwala Formally defined as a systematic enterprise that builds and organizes knowledge in the form of testable...
Written by Sofiya Shahiwala Formally defined as a systematic enterprise that builds and organizes knowledge in the form of testable...
Young Science Writers' Program 2019 We, as humans, are throwing more than 8 million tons of plastics into the oceans...
Young Science Writers' Program 2019 “We are running the most dangerous experiment in history right now, which is to see...
Young Science Writers' Program 2019 Garbage can be generally defined as something which was produced by humans which proved to be...
Young Science Writers' Program 2019 To study the surface and the interior of the sun is a very difficult job....
Written by Sofiya Shahiwala Morgan Appel, the Assistant Dean for Education and Community Outreach at UC San Diego Extension said...
Written by Sofiya Shahiwala World Environment Day is celebrated every year on June 5 across the globe. This year, the...
Written by Sofiya Shahiwala World Earth Day is celebrated on the 22nd of April every year. This day was first celebrated...
Written by Sofiya Shahiwala Back in school, we might have read an insignificant paragraph or two about Viruses. However, little...
The sea off the Republic of Seychelles is calm. Suddenly a fish leaps out of the sea to feed the...
Written by Sofiya Shahiwala The enthusiastic team of SciKnowTech academy, along with the astronomy expert, Mr. Tanmaye Vyas, organised an...
Written by Sofiya Shahiwala Hydrogen, Helium, Lithium… Magnesium? Or was that Beryllium? Also, where does it ever end? Don’t they...
Written by Sofiya Shahiwala Winter is here and as we all know, so is the time for brisk winds and...
Written by Sofiya Shahiwala World Soil Day is celebrated on the 5th of December every year to spread awareness and advocate...
Written by Sofiya Shahiwala We all know about the logical reason behind the occurrence of waves, typically known as Tide...
Written by Sofiya Shahiwala With Diwali on at full swing, we all are tremendously excited about watching a sky overspread with lighting and colors. However, little do we know about...
Written by Sofiya Shahiwala A Tribute to World Animal Day…… World Animal Welfare Day or World Animal Day is celebrated...
Written by Sofiya Shahiwala The human body is the most evolved, complex and refined creature created by the Mother Earth. SciKnowTech as an initiative, attributing the World Heart Day, took the enthusiasm of...
Written by Sofiya Shahiwala 15th September is celebrated as the Engineers' Day in India commemorating the birthday of one of the...
Written by Sofiya Shahiwala 15th September is celebrated as the Engineers' Day in India commemorating the birthday of one of the...
Written by Sofiya Shahiwala Answers make you the same, questions make you different' Intending to spread our ideas unto a...
Written by Sofiya Shahiwala SciKnowTech, the name itself comprises three of the most advancing concepts of the evolving humans –...
Thank you Oo Womaniya for taking a note about the activities of Sci.Know.Tech and recognizing the efforts put in by us with a candid...
“Scientists We Adore” Summarized by Rajvi Mehta A unique talk to celebrate Baldivas was organized by YJ Trivedi-AMA academy for Intellectua
From the past several years, we have become more and more acquainted with hearing the word feminism, and since then...
Right before heading into Diwali vacation, SciKnowTech in association with Finar Foundation had its 4th monthly talk -'Fun Exploring Innovative...
Let us know our Forests and Wildlife – Monthly talk by Mr. Bharat Pathak (Summarized by a SciParent – Mrs....
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In today's education system where online learning is the new norm, teaching methods should also be modernized wherein learning should...
The 22nd of May is celebrated as the birth anniversary of The Great Gama, popularly known as the Gama Pehlwan....
For a long time, humans have stayed at the top for two reasons – community and intelligence. Nonetheless, we are...
The United Nations mentions climate change as long-term shifts in temperatures and weather patterns. These shifts could be natural. However,...
Composting is the most natural and efficient technique for managing organic waste and making natural fertilizer. Talk about hitting two...
Many people believe that age brings wisdom, but is it true? You see, wisdom does not differentiate between age, class,...
What is the meaning of work when there is no play, right? But what is the scenario for people whose...
Earth – a place where humankind has been endlessly pursuing its own greatness since the beginning of times; a constant...
The 6th of June is celebrated as Green Roof Day in order to commemorate environment-friendly green space on rooftops. People...
Are you as excited as us about seeing a pink moon this June? On June 14, 2022 (Tuesday), we will be witnessing the Strawberry Full Moon.
STEAM adds Arts to Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Discover how creativity, communication and the humanities complement scientific thinking and support holistic learning.
Celebrate Father’s Day by learning about influential thinkers remembered as fathers of scientific fields, including Aristotle, Hippocrates, Copernicus, Michael Faraday and Homi J. Bhabha.
Celebrate World Music Day by exploring the relationship between music and wellbeing, including its potential effects on mood, memory, stress, pain management and exercise.
International Mud Month celebrates outdoor play and our connection with nature. Explore fun facts about mud, clay pottery, soil microbes and the ways animals use mud.
Van Mahotsav encourages people to plant trees and protect forests. Learn how forests support biodiversity, clean air and water, prevent soil erosion, and help limit climate change.
Discover the four common cloud types—cirrus, cumulus, stratus and nimbus—and learn how their shapes, heights and colours can offer clues about the weather.
Plastic-Free July encourages people to reduce single-use plastics and build lasting low-waste habits. The article discusses plastic pollution and alternatives such as beeswax wraps, reusable straws and silicone food covers.
World Nature Conservation Day calls attention to the protection of biodiversity and natural resources. This article discusses climate change, greenhouse-gas emissions, rising temperatures, extreme weather and the need for collective action.
International Tiger Day highlights the importance of protecting tigers and their habitats. Learn about tiger subspecies, their behaviour, swimming ability, stripes and the conservation challenges facing wild populations.
Climate change threatens crops and familiar foods such as coffee, chocolate, honey and bananas. The article explains how rising temperatures, changing rainfall, pests and ecosystem damage can affect food production.
A young SciKnowTech learner visits Ahmedabad’s Physical Research Laboratory and discovers meteoroids, telescopes, lightning detectors, simulators and radiation detectors that help scientists investigate space.
India’s space journey began with INCOSPAR in 1962 and led to the creation of ISRO in 1969. This article explores the SSLV launch, the EOS-02 Earth-observation satellite, and AzaadiSAT, built with contributions from 750 school students.
When you plant lettuce, if it does not grow well, you don’t blame the lettuce. You look for reasons it.
We are all too familiar with the destruction humanity can cause. One of the biggest dilemmas of science is that.
The world of STEM is a world of inclusivity and participation. We know that it is only through the constant
Being a young adult is already a tough task! Ask our younglings, and they will tell you they have so
Over 30,000 near-Earth asteroids have been found by astronomers, and the number is growing at an exponential rate. Here is
The fascination of humanity with the celestial realm has been universal and enduring. People have always felt compelled to explore.
Shutterbug Dreams and Imagination Gleam: Exploring World Photography Day with SciKnowTech’s Young Visionaries!
The Tale of The Zebra Stripes and DNA Remove Dear, young explorers! Have you ever wondered why zebras have those.
Beyond Swamps: How Wetlands Shape Our World Hey there, young explorers! 🌍 Have you ever wondered why wetlands are like...
A Polar Bear’s Journey: Raising Cubs in a Frozen World Greetings Young Explorers! Let’s travel to the Arctic today! Before.
Written by – Sri Shukla Hey there, young explorers! Have you ever looked up at the sky and wondered why
Women In Aerospace Day By Khushi Sheth On 20th May, we appreciate and acknowledge women in the field of aerospace