Teen Science Blog
Have you ever used a cell phone or tablet and wondered, “How does a small device fit so much information?” Well, nanotechnology is making up a ...
The heart is widely recognized as one of the most vital organs in the body, but what exactly is it? The heart is a muscular organ that is found in the ...
It’s March, which means that it’s finally time for March Madness! Whether you’re watching the games or playing with your friends, the game of basketball ...
We use our arms and legs everyday in so many ways. From simply walking from place to place to playing sports, daily tasks would be near-impossible without ...
Outer space is a mysterious, yet interesting, part of science. We’re constantly seeing new advancements in the world of aerospace and aeronautics, but so ...
Have you ever eaten a pluot? No, that’s not a typo – a pluot is a hybrid fruit which is made from two different fruits (plum and apricot)! There are many ...
When we buy plants, we envision them brightening up a room with their unique features and colors. Insects and small animals see plants as a source of ...
Futuristic movies have shown us the endless possibilities of robots. Robotic surgery has topped that list, with numerous new robots able to perform ...
We’ve all experienced the potential for viruses. Whether it’s catching the flu or strep throat, these contagious illnesses come from incredibly small, ...
Climate change. It’s a word that’s been used to describe how our world is slowly approaching a sickening horror. But what is climate change, and can it ...
