The COVID-19 pandemic has restricted hanging-out, social gatherings, and spending time outdoors; if you belong to the indoor generation with no deep understanding of what you are missing, this article is for you.
With magic numbers such as 2000, 2020, 2222, etc., the years to come have always meant a fantastic world of potential great achievements; yet, prediction is very difficult, especially if it is about the future.
Can our routine be the same during the coronvirus pandemic? Can families travel and enjoy nature? Or should they abide by the rules of social distancing and home quarantine to avoid infection.
It is New Year time; time for big resolutions and life-altering decisions.
London is one of the most famous cities and a bright example of sustainability.
Who says science is not sweet? Enjoy Eid al-Fitr with simple and easy science activities.
There is no doubt that food is an important part of any culture; in many ways, people express their heritage through food.
Although Ramadan is a great opportunity to lose excessive weight, most of us, on the contrary, gain weight at the end.
As football fans were passionately following the 2018 FIFA World Cup, Achilles was busy predicting match results using its “cat sense”.
Muslims honor this event worldwide and enjoy festive meals; this year, why not add more fun to the celebrations and do one or more science activities with your children?
Becoming a science communicator has made me curious about the chemistry behind everything I use. As we approach the summer, I found myself compelled to how to enjoy it while staying healthy.
The Egyptian Ministry of Health warns people every year from eating fesikh to decrease the risk food poisoning that may be fatal if not properly treated.
It is during the summer that we get to relax and travel around. But, when exactly does summertime start?
This Ramadan, why not make the month-long fast more fun and carry out one or more science activities with your children?