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Even though we don’t always notice it, science happens around us every day. For example, science is happening in trees through the process of photosynthesis. The tree uses sunlight, water, carbon dioxide, and chlorophyll to make its own food. During this process, the tree produces glucose (sugar) and releases oxygen into the air. Over time, seed germination happens, and the tree may grow flowers and fruits. Thanks to science, trees can give us fruits and oxygen! 💧🌳🍎

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💻 Charging My Chromebook
When I plug in my Chromebook 🔌, electrical energy ⚡ from the charger flows into the battery 🔋. Inside, this energy is converted into chemical energy and safely stored. Later, when I turn on the Chromebook, the battery changes that chemical energy back into electrical energy to power the screen, keyboard, and all the apps I use . This is called energy transformation.It's an important science principle that helps all our electronic devices work smoothly!✨

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As an athlete, I run almost every day, and science plays a big role in how I perform. For example, biology helps me understand how my muscles and lungs work during exercise, and physics explains how force, motion, and gravity affect my speed and movement. Even nutrition and sports science help me eat the right foods for energy and recovery. So, running is not just physical it's also scientific.

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Why Can an Airplane Fly? ✈️

Imagine the airplane as a big metal bird. Even though it's heavy, it can fly because of how its wings and engines work together with the air around it.

There are 4 main forces that make flight possible:

1. Lift – This is what pushes the airplane up. The wings are specially shaped (like a curved top and flat bottom) so when air moves over them, it creates lift that helps the plane rise into the sky.

2. Thrust – This is the forward push. The engines or propellers give the plane the power to move forward really fast.

3. Drag – This is the air resistance that tries to slow the plane down. It’s like when you stick your hand out of a moving car – you feel the wind pushing against you. Planes are shaped to reduce drag.

4. Weight (Gravity) – This pulls the plane down because of gravity. But if the lift is stronger than the weight, the plane goes up!

✈️ So how does it fly?

The engine pushes the plane forward (thrust).

Air moves quickly over the wings and creates lift.

Lift beats gravity → the plane goes up!

The plane keeps moving forward and stays in the air because lift = weight and thrust = drag.

You will know more in science dear scientist!!!

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I took this photo to show how the ice melts in the water. The ice takes heat from the water and the air around it. What happen here is that the water get colder! The ice is melting and this is called heat transfer! 🌡️💧

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🌈 Rainbow
When sunlight passes through raindrops in the air, the light bends (refracts), splits into different colours (dispersion), and reflects inside the droplet. This creates a beautiful rainbow that we can see in the sky!