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BIOLOGY
Are Cats Liquids?
Common sense tells us that cats are solids. But online photos of felines curled up in sinks, bowls, and vases have scientists wondering if cats are actually fluids.
PHYSICS
Would You Rather Spend an Hour in a Wind Tunnel or an Anechoic Chamber?
Read each section, then decide!
EARTH SCIENCE
Sea Change
A groundbreaking experiment aims to find out if altering the ocean's chemistry could help fight climate change.
BIOLOGY
Protein Craze
Foods packed with protein seem to be everywhere. Is this a trend you should follow?
COOL STEM JOBS
Video Game Writer
Brittney Morris crafts epic tales to challenge and captivate video game players.
BIOLOGY
Gardening for Good
Teen gardener Te’Lario Watkins II is passionate about making healthy, fresh produce accessible to all.
BIOLOGY
Teens Make a Big Microscopic Discovery
Students across Denmark went on an epic scavenger hunt—in search of tiny organisms called tardigrades
CHEMISTRY
Sunscreen for Sensitive Skin
Read a short science news article with a graph about a teen who developed a sunscreen for people with albinism.
CHEMISTRY
Salt-Powered Fridge
Read a short science news article about an invention designed by teens.
CHEMISTRY
Teen Improves a Popular Painkiller
Read a short science news article about a safer form of acetaminophen.
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