How to make a volcano at home using simple ingredients, by Elaya Dayani
We are going to show you how to make a volcano at home using baking soda, food colouring and vinegar.
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DNA Extraction from a Strawberry
In this video, I am extracting DNA from strawberries. I will demonstrate how to add a solution that will take apart the strawberries cells and
Arhaan’s Science Experiment
This is a video of Arhaan’s science experiment. Mixing vinegar and baking soda creates a chemical reaction, causing the balloon to blow up.
STEM – Hydrolic Robotic Arm
Hydrolic Robotic Arm built by Raiaan Jan which shows how to use liquid to create movement.
Pringles Can Plastic Bag Dispenser by Nuaym Samnani
Pringles Can Plastic Bag Dispenser by Nuaym Samnani
Electromagnets
How to take an ordinary battery and a metal object with magnetic properties and create your own electromagnet
Building a Makerspace at Mariposa Dominican Republic
In 2019, I created a Makerspace at the Mariposa Foundation to bring STEM to young girls living in poverty. I identified appropriate materials and set
Liyana Walking Water Experiment
Walking water experiment demonstrating capillary action
Surface Tension and Mixing Colors
This experiment is about surface tension
All in for Chemistry
A chemical reaction experiment to make spud bubbles
The Magical Drinking Candle by Ruhi Jiwani
Ruhi Jiwani conducts a fun science experiment called The Magical Drinking Candle using simple home materials to prove that change in temperature (caused by burning
Alyzain’s Nanotechnology STEM Video
Explore Nanotechnology with Alyzain as he explains it’s concept and capabilities. Enjoy!
Potato Clock by Zeeana Surani
A Potato Clock is a clock that is run by converting chemical energy into electrical energy which is later used to power a Clock. Zinc
Life Cycle by Eshal
Life cycle
Hydraulic Bridge by Ayaan Surani
The Hydraulic Bridge is a type of movable bridge that can be raised with the help of a mechanical installation in order to allow mari
Walking Water Experiment
Experiment about Capillary Action and Color Science
3-Code Lock
3-Code Lock is a computer science project coded in a language called C++. For example, one of the three languages that Microsoft Windows 10 was
Cloud in a Jar by Kaden
Kaden learns about evaporation, condensation, and convection currents as he forms a cloud in a jar.
