Written by Nihal Singh Dhingra, a grade 10 student.
A Goldilock’s zone refers to the zone (area) around a star is that is habitable, mainly because the temperature in this zone is just right- not too hot or not too cold, for water to exist in liquid form, and thus for life to exist…
Written by Vedika Pathania, a second-year student.
According to WWF, the World Wide Fund for Nature, Experts believe that the current pace of extinction of species is 1,000 to 10,000 times higher than the natural extinction rate…
Written by Jyotsna Iyer, a second-year undergraduate student.
Extinction of species is a natural process, and it has been historically recorded that most species go extinct in about 10 million years since the beginning of their existence…
Written by Vedika Pathania, a second-year student.
The concept underlying the “right to repair” is that if you own something, you should be allowed to repair it yourself or take it to a professional of your choosing…
Written by Sanjana Nayakanti, a grade 6 student
In 2017, Indian scientists working in Antarctica discovered a new species of moss called Bryum Bharatiensis – it can survive in one of the harshest environments on the earth.
Watch this 30-second video to know what Zoonotic diseases are and why we observe July 6th as Zoonoses Day
Written by Adweita Panigrahi, a grade 2 student.
Fossil fuels are hydrocarbons and the most important and the biggest source of energy for the world today. They are basically carbon-rich deposits that are found inside the earth. They are non-renewable, that is, there is only so much fossil fuel available on earth. Fossil fuels are limited…
Written by a grade 6 student, Sanjana Nayakanti
Montgolfier brothers, Joseph-Michel and Jacques-Etienne discovered it in 1783. When Joseph was holding a shirt above hot air, it started to float. This got them thinking and with some more experimenting, they discovered about the hot air balloons.
Every year May 1st is observed as Labor Day or International Workers’ Day, or May Day (not to be confused…
Written by Sanjana Nayakanti, a grade 6 student