The Young Scientists

24/09/2025

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10/09/2025

Dear students, how well do you understand the topic on digestive system? Provide your answers in the comment section below.

06/06/2025

The pair of gliding membranes (patagia) of the sugar glider may well be the inspiration for the design of the modern-day wingsuit. Just look at the similarities!

04/12/2024

Heat energy that is created by nuclear fusion in the Sun is transferred to Earth through the vacuum in space by radiation because it is transferred from one object to another without traveling through any type of material.
Fyi, answer to the question is option C.

04/12/2024

A very good morning to our wonderful Readers!
Thank you for participating in our Quiz Contest and congratulations to the 13 lucky winners of winning a set of Lego Technic SPACE Planet Earth and Moon in Orbit each.
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23/11/2024

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17/10/2024

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31/05/2024

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27/04/2024

Dear Students,
Ans: It increases the surface area exposed to water for more dissolved oxygen to be absorbed into the blood.

Q: Explain how the hair-like structures help the fish get more dissolved oxygen.

Tip: Fish take in oxygen by swallowing water containing dissolved oxygen to flow over the gills. Whereas humans take in oxygen by breathing in air into the lungs.

24/03/2024

Take slow deep breaths to relax and calm your mind. When you do so, two sets of muscles work in tandem to bring air into your lungs and expel air out of your lungs.
When we breathe in, both rib muscles and diaphragm contract to expand your lung cavity to bring air in. When we breathe out, both rib muscles and diaphragm relax to collapse the lung cavity to expel air out of your lungs.
Oxygen from the air that we breathe in passes through the thin walls of the alveoli into the blood vessels. This oxygen is then transported throughout our bodies. At the same time, carbon dioxide in our blood also passes through the thin walls of the alveoli to be expelled out.

03/02/2024

Pri 5 (Systems): Plant Transport System

Can you identify the Phloem, Xylem and Cambrium regions in the cross-section of a sunflower stem (top right picture)?

And pay attention to 1 huge difference between Phloem tubes and Xylem tubes; food in Phloem tubes flow both ways.

17/01/2024

Usher in the Year of Dragon with these new Happy Dragon titles!

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With a simple premise of the critical thinking question “Why?”, the Happy Dragon series answers Science questions in everyday environment with colorful and interesting short comics.