DIY

The Magical Goo!

Have you ever heard of Oobleck? I first discovered this substance, a mixture of water and cornstarch, while doing a science experiment in elementary...
Articles

The Magical Goo!

Have you ever heard of Oobleck? I first discovered this substance, a mixture of water and cornstarch, while doing a science experiment in elementary...

Using Rap Music to Help Students Learn Critical Science Topics!

I don't know about you, but I have always had a hard time learning science topics. Many of them are extremely abstract, and theoretical,...

How to breathe FIRE! (Don’t Try This At Home!)

If you clicked on this link, you may be, like me, a bit of a pyromaniac. Unfortunately for us, playing with fire is quite...

Behind the Baking: Leavening

Introduction Welcome to the second installment of my Baking Science series! This time, I'm putting a variety of leavening agents to the test to see...
DIY
Ivana Olivo

The Science of Baking Pt.2

Introduction Welcome to Part 2 of The Science of Baking! Since this is the second installment of the series, I would recommend going back and...
Olive McKay

Color Changing Lemonade

Would you believe the drink above is lemonade, and the blue and purple colors are due to all natural ingredients? That’s right. The lemonade...
Alyssa Dellinger

The Alien Equation

Throughout history, humanity’s view of the universe has changed drastically. For a long time, people believed that the Earth was all there was, with...
Alyssa Dellinger

A Cosmological Experiment

This is an experiment that you can do yourself to learn a bit about how scientists think the universe became as large as it...
Zack Vogel

How much do you know about RSA Cryptography?

Whether you’re browsing TikTok, Instagram, or scrolling through random Wikipedia articles, do you ever wonder if your internet browsing is secure? Probably not -...
Hamza Hamid

Trees in Computer Science?!?!

In computer science, there are many ways to organize data to be used effectively. These many ways are called Data Structures. Of the many...