today i learned (til)
The Art of Boredom
Introduction
Recently, I found myself unable to do nothing, even for a few minutes. It’s like my body itches to be occupied. I think it...
Nature’s Architect and Engineer: Beavers!
Unironically, beavers are genuinely one of my favorite animals! With their chunky bodies, fluffy fur, five-toed webbed hind feet, five-finger hands, orange bucked teeth,...
I love sharks, maybe you should too!
“Fish are friends, not food.” - Bruce from Finding Nemo. When I watched Disney’s Finding Nemo (2003) as a child, I was absolutely horrified...
The Marine Colonizers: Lionfish
Introduction:
As I scrolled through YouTube to look for something to watch, I came across a Short (the term for the vertical, short-form video format...
The Science Behind JaPow
This past winter break, I had the pleasure of returning to the beautiful country of Japan. This trip was different from the other ones...
How to Publish a HTML and JavaScript Game on GitHub
Recently, I took part in the Atlanta Science Festival 2025 STEM edition. The STEMcomm VIP team organized a version of Scavenger Hunt, and I...
The Power of Music Therapy
When we listen to music, our moods and minds are influenced in ways we might not notice. Listening to music activates different parts of...
Artificial Intelligence Space Travel
Artificial Intelligence Space Travel
In the ever-growing universe, artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a pivotal tool for space exploration. While on Earth, the role of...
Multicellular Archaea?
All life is classified into three overarching domains: archaea, bacteria, and eukarya. We are all familiar with eukarya, seeing that humans fall under this...
Nature’s Puppeteers: When Fungi Take Control
The Last of Us video game and its live-action adaptation follow a fictional post-apocalyptic story about surviving in a world where a mutated Cordyceps...