Mitchell Cui 10th Technology is everywhere. It shapes the way we work, learn, travel, and even relax. Things like artificial intelligence, biotechnology, quantum computing, and space exploration aren’t just ideas anymore—they’re happening now, and they’re starting to change the world in ways most people don’t notice. AI, or artificial intelligence, …
Read More »Frankenstein’s Dream: How 3D-Printed Organs Are Making the Impossible Real
By Sofia Pan, Grade 8 You’ve probably heard the story of Frankenstein—a scientist who created a hideous creature from dead matter. But that story might no longer be fiction. Instead of stitching corpses, researchers today are printing hearts and building living organs from scratch—this time, for a good cause. Here’s …
Read More »Should I trust it?
By Sarah, Grade 8 If you would be a real seeker after truth, it is necessary that at least once in your life you doubt, as far as possible, all things. ——René Descartes It’s another ordinary day. I look out the window. The city streets are full of self-driving cars …
Read More »The Stainless Beat: A Miracle of Engineering
Recently, a patient from Australia became a global headline as the first person to receive a revolutionary “Total Artificial Heart” (TAH) and survived for over 100 days. Before receiving a biological heart transplant, he lived healthily with the TAH. Today, I would like to share the inspiring story of this …
Read More »If AI Does Everything, What Will Humans Do?
Nowadays, AI is advancing rapidly. Cities are filled with new technology—for example, almost everyone has an AI app on their phone and uses it daily. We also use machines instead of workers for production. AI brings people much efficiency and convenience. However, some still worry that AI will one day …
Read More »Point of No Return: A trip to the black hole
Imagine floating in the deep void of space, surrounded by a silent sea of brilliant, non-twinklingstars. Suddenly, your eyes are seized by a strange anomaly: a sphere of absolute darkness,wrapped in a whirling carnival of light—a black hole, one of the universe’s most enigmaticphenomena.A black hole is a region in …
Read More »The Science of the Scroll:
How social media engineered your attention Have you ever promised yourself to scroll for ‘5’ more minutes, but ended up spending half an hour? If you feel like you can’t control it, you’re right. And it’s not that you’re weak-minded; instead, it’s the sneaky science behind social media platforms that’s …
Read More »A Trip To Space For Eight Days Turned Out To Be Eight Months
Two American astronauts were on an eight-day trip to the International Space Station (ISS) but are now stuck due to issues with their returning spacecraft. NASA is trying to return the two astronauts safely but claims they could be trapped until February 2025. The two astronauts seem to be in …
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