Happy New Year, future scientists, engineers, and innovators! Let's make 2025 a year of discovery and creation.
“Blast off to discovery! On December 24, 1990, the Hubble Space Telescope soared into orbit, opening a new window to the universe. Ever since, it’s been capturing breathtaking images and helping scientists uncover the mysteries of space. What amazing discoveries will Hubble make next?
Now, you can share this historic moment with your child and spark their love for science. Let’s keep exploring!
May your holidays be filled with wonder, discovery, and a whole lot of STEM fun!
Happy Holidays from your friends at Mad Science!
Ever wondered why some liquids sink and others float? It's all about density! Density is like a liquid's secret weight. Some liquids are heavy hitters, while others are lightweights. Let's dive into the fascinating world of liquid density and uncover the secrets behind their behavior!
Does your child love to explore and experiment? Unleash their inner scientist with Mad Science! Our fun and easy experiments will make learning about science a blast!
Ever noticed how snowflakes, ice crystals, and even frost patterns seem to repeat themselves, getting smaller and smaller? That's the magic of fractals! Fractals are shapes that repeat themselves at different scales. They're found everywhere in nature, from coastlines to broccoli!
Let's explore this fascinating concept together and discover the hidden patterns in our wintery world! Mad Science is the perfect way to ignite their curiosity!
As the snow starts to fall and winter sports gear comes out, let's dive into a cool science concept: friction.
When you ski, you're not just gliding on snow; you're battling against a force called friction. Friction is the force that resists motion between two surfaces in contact. When you ski down a hill, friction between your skis and the snow helps you slow down and control your speed.
Want to know more? Ask your parents or teachers about friction experiments you can do at home!
Ever wondered why a straw in a glass of water looks bent? It's all thanks to a cool science trick called refraction. Light bends when it travels from one material to another, like air to water. This bending creates the illusion we see.
Is your child ready to become a young scientist? With Mad Science, they can explore the wonders of science through hands-on experiments and mind-blowing discoveries. Bend it like light!
Ever seen a fish shaped like a box? This isn't a trick of the eye! The yellow boxfish is a real-life, swimming cube. Its unique shape helps it maneuver through coral reefs and protect itself from predators.
Uncover the Secrets of the Animal Kingdom. Foster a lifelong love of science and discovery.
Ever wondered why bubbles are so round? It's all about surface tension! The molecules on the outside of a bubble cling together tightly, creating a strong 'skin'. This fascinating phenomenon is just one of many wonders waiting to be explored in the world of science.
Let's inspire our children to become curious scientists and discover the amazing secrets of the universe.
Robotics is designing, building, and programming machines that can perform tasks. It's a great introduction to STEM for kids who are curious and like problem-solving. By encouraging your child to explore robotics, you're not just introducing them to a fun hobby; you're also laying the groundwork for a successful and fulfilling future in STEM.
Ever wondered how a simple pulley can lift heavy objects? Pulleys are like magical tools that make tasks easier. Imagine pulling a heavy bucket up from a well without feeling tired! That's the power of a pulley!
With Mad Science, your child can unleash their inner engineer. Watch as their imagination takes flight as they build some awesome stuff. Visit our website today: Madscience.org
Meet the pangolin, a unique and endangered species that deserves our attention and protection. With their scaly armor and long tongues, these fascinating creatures play a vital role in ecosystems worldwide. Let's work together to ensure their survival through scientific research and conservation efforts.
