History 101
Among all ancient societies in the West, the Greeks were the first to collect and compare facts, to combine them consistently within a large whole, to explain the universe without resorting to magic and superstition, and they were the first natural philosophers to produce ideas and design solid explanations. They
This week, we will look at the ancient Egyptians, the first inhabitants of the Nile Valley and the guardians of the Suez Canal since ancient times, and their contributions to world science. In order for what we know about them not to be limited to pyramids and pharaohs, we will
Human 101
Today, you will hear sentences from us that are far from science than you are used to, about how superstitions and beliefs affect people. A ton of conspiracy theories about the number 13 and where it comes from. Speaking of conspiracies, not all of them, of course, but when you
Science 101
Imagine the entire world being deprived of oxygen for 5 seconds. Do you think we can survive this situation by holding our breath? What could happen for just 5 seconds? What do you think would happen to our atmosphere, living spaces, and environment? In this video, we will tell you
Science 101
In a Cold War-era scientific quest, Soviet scientists drilled the Kola Superdeep Borehole to a record-breaking 12 km deep. Though they didn't reach the Earth's core, their discoveries changed geology forever. Here's what they found in the depths of our planet.
Biology 101
Genes determine traits by providing instructions for proteins that shape your physical and biological characteristics. Learn how DNA, alleles, and the environment work together to make you uniquely you.
Science 101
Tides are caused by the Moon’s and Sun’s gravitational pull on Earth’s oceans. Learn how this cosmic interaction creates the rise and fall of sea levels and why tides are crucial for marine life, navigation, and even renewable energy.
Science 101
Vaccines protect us by training our immune system to recognize and fight off diseases before we get sick. Learn how they work, why they’re safe, and why they’re one of the most powerful tools in modern medicine.
nature 101
Rainbows form when sunlight is refracted, reflected, and dispersed inside raindrops, creating a spectrum of colors. Learn how this natural phenomenon works, why rainbows appear in arcs, and what causes double rainbows.
space 101
An eclipse occurs when one celestial body casts a shadow on another. Discover the science behind solar and lunar eclipses, why they happen, and how to safely witness these awe-inspiring events in the sky.
Science 101
Ever wondered how electricity powers your world? Discover how electrons move, how power is generated, and how it reaches your home in this easy-to-understand guide about the science behind electricity.
Animal 101
Can eating chicken lower testosterone in men? Despite rumors, there’s no scientific proof that chicken harms male hormone levels. This article debunks the myths and explains the real impact of chicken on men’s health.