Written by – Sri Shukla Hey there, young explorers! Have you ever looked up at the sky and wondered why it changes colors? Or why birds can fly, but we can’t? Or how your favorite ice cream stays frozen? Well, guess what? You’re already thinking like a scientist! Did you know that every year on...
A Polar Bear’s Journey: Raising Cubs in a Frozen World Greetings Young Explorers! Let’s travel to the Arctic today! Before we dive into the land of snow and ice, where polar bears roam, let’s find a world map and try to locate the Arctic Circle. Have you found it yet? (Hint: it’s in the northern...
Beyond Swamps: How Wetlands Shape Our World Hey there, young explorers! 🌍 Have you ever wondered why wetlands are like the superheroes of nature? Well, buckle up, because today we’re diving into the magical world of wetlands to discover how they save the planet and meet some cool wetland residents along the way! And guess...
The Tale of The Zebra Stripes and DNA Remove Dear, young explorers! Have you ever wondered why zebras have those cool black and white stripes? Let’s embark on a fun journey to uncover the secrets behind these fascinating patterns that are found amidst nature and discover how they’re connected to DNA. What Makes a Zebra’s...
Shutterbug Dreams and Imagination Gleam: Exploring World Photography Day with SciKnowTech’s Young Visionaries! In a celebration that sparks creativity and curiosity, the brilliant minds at SciKnowTech take a delightful twist on World Photography Day! 📷 Brace yourselves to be captivated by the world as seen through the lenses of our youngest talents. So, let their...
The fascination of humanity with the celestial realm has been universal and enduring. People have always felt compelled to explore the unknown, discover new planets, push the boundaries of science and technology, and go even further. Throughout history, our society has reaped the benefits of this innate desire to explore and question what we know...
Over 30,000 near-Earth asteroids have been found by astronomers, and the number is growing at an exponential rate. Here is how they are found and how researchers determine if they pose a hazard to Earth. An asteroid must pass within 1.3 Astronomical Units (AU) of the Sun to be designated as a near-Earth object (NEA)....
Being a young adult is already a tough task! Ask our younglings, and they will tell you they have so much to learn and discover, but so little time to fit all of it in! in such a crucial age of life, where children are not only absorbing knowledge from the world but also learning...
The world of STEM is a world of inclusivity and participation. We know that it is only through the constant effort and participation of people from all backgrounds and walks of life, that the finest discoveries and inventions happen year after year. In light of national disability employment month being celebrated in the USA, we...
We are all too familiar with the destruction humanity can cause. One of the biggest dilemmas of science is that with development, the destruction of nature increases. One of many species we drove out of India is the Cheetah. One of the big seven of the cat family, and the fastest land animal. These beautiful...
