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How Nike Soccer Balls Are Made

By: Kevin Lopez, Journalist
Nike soccer balls high quality soccer balls they are one of the best soccer balls out there check and see what there made of. Nike one of the most iconic sportswear company and usually used for making soccer cleats and soccer products there soccer balls are very good quality and we will see what it is made of and what Nike is trying to do and succeed with this high quality soccer balls

Abuse Of Drugs In School

By: Eric Ji, Journalist
Drugs abuse in schools have risen over the years, and we need to prevent these statistics from rising further.

How To Shoot A Soccer Ball Correctly

By: Emma Ismail, Journalist
Shooting a soccer ball is a crucial skill for any soccer player. Aim for the corners of the goal, as this is where the goalkeeper is least likely to be able to save the ball.

Seaweed To Biodegradable Plastic

By: Arnav Choudhary, Journalist
Startups in the US and London have been using seaweed to create biodegradable plastic with the intention of reducing plastic population.

The Theory of Relativity and Space Travel

By: Christian Jeon, Journalist
Space travel is growing more and more important. If we really want to explore the cosmos, we have to study the Theory of Relativity.

The History Of Chess

By: Jorge Laboy-Bulancea, Journalist
Chess has a long and colorful history that dates back more than a thousand years.

How Nutella Is Made

By: Maxwell Neuberg, Journalist
This article will tell you what goes into nutella and how it is made in a step-by-step in a factory with some fun facts along the way.

Orbital Assembly: Hotels In Space

By: Haitem Khalid, Journalist
This bold idea is an amazing prospect to think about. Will this stay as an idea or come into reality

How Chess Computers Work

By: Salar Nasimov, Journalist
Chess bots/computers are computer programs that are built to play chess. These bots use artificial intelligence, machine learning, and game theory to make their moves and improve how they play over time.

OpenAI: GPT-4

By: Haitem Khalid, Journalist
OpenAI is a revolutionary company researching artificial intelligence. GPT-4 is the newest model of from them and is the most advanced one yet.

All New E-Bandages Will Change Wound Healing Forever

By: Noah Siegel, Journalist
A new kind of bandage has been popping up in this news recently. This is the E-bandage. This E-Bandage is special because it is an electrotherapy bandage that safely dissolves all by itself when your wound is healed.

The Scary Reality of Kessler Syndrome

By: Noah Siegel, Journalist
Kessler Syndrome is a theoretical scenario that could occur in Earth's low orbit if there are too many satellites and debris colliding with each other. The aftermath would be catastrophic for space exploration, as a chain reaction of collisions would create even more debris and make it nearly impossible for spacecrafts to safely travel through orbit.

All-New E-Skin Allows Robots To Possess The Sense Of Touch

By: Noah Siegel, Journalist
Scientists have developed a new type of "electronic skin" that could give robots a sense of touch, allowing them to better navigate their surroundings.

What Is The Willow Project?

By: Ariana Zepeda Del Cid, Journalist
The reasoning behind this is for a more prosperous economic system, if Earth heats up to an extent, they plan to re-freeze the arctic and continue the cycle.

Biotechnology Can Cure Cancer

By: Christian Jeon, Journalist
Many people are dying from cancer. Is biotechnology the key to finally beating the unbeatable illness?

How At Home Aquariums Work

By: Kevin Lopez, Journalist
These at home aquariums are relaxing to watch with all the possible colorful fish inside.

6 Million Tons Of Seaweed Showing Up On Florida Beaches

By: Walker McCann, Journalist
Threatening to cover Caribbean islands and Florida beaches in foul-smelling mounds of decomposing brown sludge, a 5,000-mile-long blob of seaweed that weighs an estimated 6.1 million tons is threatening to block the world's oceans.

This Is How Are Soccer Balls Made

By: Nelson Benitez, Journalist
Soccer is the most popular sport in the world, and the soccer ball is the most crucial piece of gear.

How Fast Food Works: A Day In The Life

By: August Bhatt, Journalist
America runs on fast food! Why is this obsession so popular?

The Hammerhead Flatworm: Invasive, Cannibalistic, And Immortal

By: Jeremy Huang, Journalist
The Bipalium kewense, commonly known as the hammerhead flatworm or hammerhead slug, is a carnivorous and often cannibalistic species of flatworm. This invasive species is "immortal" because they have a unique feature shared among flatworms and nematodes—the ability to regenerate into two worms if cut.

Salt Flats

By: Hibba Abbas, Journalist
Imagine yourself walking outside on a nice day, the sky is a nice blue. You look down and see what your walking on. You don't know what it is but your friend tells you that your on a salt flat.

The Schwerer Gustav, The Largest Weapon Ever Made

By: Jeremy Huang, Journalist
The Schwerer Gustav gun was the largest caliber rifled weapon ever used in combat. The rounds of the Gustav gun hit velocities of 820 meters per second, over 300 meters per second faster than the average rifle bullet.

How Chain is Made

By: Desmond Kraft, Journalist
Chains have been around for a long time. But how are these staples of heavy lifting and industrial machinery made?

Why Video Games Can Be Good For You

By: Erickson Estrada, Journalist
There are bunch of ways video games can be good for you. Here are 8 reasons why.

How Computer RAM Works

By: Desmond Kraft, Journalist
In this article, I will cover what RAM is and which one you should buy for your computer.

Water Taxi

By: Jimy Ordonez, Journalist
These battery powered water taxi called a bubble made by Alain Thébault is eco friendly, and make little to no noise.

How We Grab Objects

Contracting our muscle is something we do on an instinctive level, it's something we are programed in the brain to execute the moment we are conceived into the world.

Don’t Eat Shark Fin Soup

By: David leach, Journalist
Don't eat shark fin soup. It harms you, the environment, and it is illegal.

How Does Fingerprint And Face Recognition Work?

By: Salar Nasimov, Journalist
Everyday we use our phones, and we unlock them with face and fingerprint recognition, but how do those things work and are they a good thing?

Marineland: Canada’s Seaworld

By: Will Cicale, Journalist
A lot of people have heard of Seaworld, a lot less people have heard of Marineland.

The Best Way To Shoot A Basketball And Why It Works

By: Salar Nasimov, Journalist
There are several parts to basic basketball shooting technique including stance, grip, release and follow through. The release is the most important part of the shot and should be fluid and smooth.

Nissan GT-R R34 And Its Popularity

By: Pedro Martinez, Journalist
The Nissan GT-R R34 is a unique Japanese sports car that was produced from 1999 to 2002. It is part of Nissan's legendary GT-R series, which dates back to the 1960s.

Real Estate Vs Stocks: Which One Is Better?

By: Eythan Huang, Journalist
Want to know where to put your money? These are two incredible places where you can put your money and make a killing.

iPhone 15: Everything We Know So Far

By: Yash Kini, Journalist
Is it real? Will it have 5 lenses? All people can talk about is Apple's rumored iPhone 15 that supposedly will come out soon.

Why You Should Try Out Fencing

By: Eythan Huang, Journalist
Every heard of the Olympic sport of fencing? It is one of the oldest sports in the world. You should try it as it can greatly help your mind, give you a great workout, and make you have fun!

Virtual 3D Engines Launch Boosting the Aerospace Industry

By: Gavin Singhvi, Journalist
One of these engines is Unity which creates games has been teamed up with NASA. A project called WorkLink is a mixed reality that was made by Unity and is used by Lockheed Martin technicians to maximize the efficiency for building the Orion spacecraft for NASA's Artemis space project. 

Sparky: An Electric Tugboat

By: Julian D'Bayan, Journalist
Sparky is a large, green, electric-powered zero-emissions tugboat. First delivered in 2020, Sparky represents the future of a zero-emissions ship. Read this article to learn more about Sparky.

Ai Generated Art: Is it real art?

By: Noah Yazdani, Journalist
Artificial Intelligence(AI) is being incorporated into our everyday life. Many people have been experimenting AI capabilities and what it can due, including artists.

This New Prosthetic Hand Called the Ability Hand Contains Touch Sensors

By: Gavin Singhvi, Journalist
A company in Illinois by the name Pysonic made a touch-sensing hand that is very tough and durable.

How A New Sodium Battery Could Power The Future

By: August Bhatt, Journalist
An amazing new battery and the green future it could bring.

[Video] History of Computers

By: Amna Muddisser, Journalist
The history of computers make many shocked, and others curious for future generations.
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[Video] The History of Olympic Swimming

By: Amna Muddisser, Journalist
The History of Olympic swimming goes from a long time. Learn more about it, by reading this article.

Zombie Virus in Siberia

By: William Bohoney, Journalist
A 40,000 year old virus was found in Siberia still able to infect hosts. Could this cause a zombie infection, or is this just a harmless virus.

The Mystery of Stonehenge

By: Thomas Ahern, Journalist
Stonehenge is an enormous group of trilithons made entirely out of stone, and is located in Salisbury, UK. Stonehenge is considered a wonder because of how old it is, as it was erected before the Great Pyramids of Giza, the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, and even the creation of the wheel!
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Wooden Roller Coasters

By: Jason Reznikov, Journalist
Ever since the 1800s, wooden roller coasters are still some of the most popular attractions at numerous major amusement parks.

NASA Prepares To Receive Samples From Asteroid Bennu

By: Tiger Deng, Journalist
The samples could provide us with insight on how life originated on Earth.

How Chain Restaurants Are Made

By: Tyler Heironimus, Journalist
Opening a chain restaurant can be an exciting and challenging venture.

All About Wire

By: Javier Torrico, Journalist
Cables are so common in our lives that we don't always think about them.
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Porsche 911

By: Tashi Japheltsang, Journalist
The Porsche 911, one of the most popular cars in the world.
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Statue Of Liberty

By: Tashi Japheltsang, Journalist
The Statue of liberty is a popular attraction for people across the world. It symbolises freedom and hope for American people.

The Functionalities Of Cryonics

By: Evan Nghe, Journalist
Cryonics is the study of preserving bodies once they die and hopefully being able to revive them in the future. Sadly, cryonics ultimately don't work as of now.

How To Win Jeopardy

By: Luke Sangkharat, Journalist
Have you ever wondered how James Holzhauer, Amy Schneider, or Ken Jennings were able to finesse the system and beat Jeopardy? Well it all comes down to a few factors.

The Invention Of The Drill

By: Will Cicale, Journalist
The drill is possibly one of the most important pieces of technology in engineering and building. So, how did we get to the electric hand drills we have today?

BMW’s New Motorbike–You’ll Never Need A Helmet

By: Oscar Alvarado Mendoza, Journalist
David Robb creator of the BMW motorcycle since 1923

Engineering Thrills From Cedar Point Rides

By: Oscar Alvarado, Journalist
Matt Schmotzer Is the creator of the Steel Vengeance in Sandusky , OH

Neptune: The Massive Gas Giant

By: Angel Lobos Lima, Journalist
Neptune was discovered in september 23rd 1846 By Urbain Le Verrier, Johann Gottfried Galle, and John Couch Adams by doing mathematical calculations Neptune has 14 moons of which one was unaccounted for it was discovered on July 1, 2013 and is known as "hippocamp" Neptune's smallest moon
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What You Need to Know Before Getting a BMX Bike

By: Rohan Telhan, Journalist
Your checklist for BMX buyers.
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What You Need For Camping for a Night

By: Rohan Telhan, Journalist
Getting ready to go camping. Here's what you need to know.
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The Evolution of the Basketball Backboard and Hoop

By: Rohan Telhan, Journalist
The backboard of NBA basketball has changed to where we are today.
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Which Nintendo Console Is The Best?

By: Rohan Telhan, Journalist
Out of all the Nintendo consoles which one is the best and why.

The Air Yacht

By: Aiman Ullah, Journalist
An air yacht is a luxurious aircraft that offers the comfort and services of a yacht while flying through the skies. These aircrafts are designed for the wealthiest people who desire to travel in style and comfort.

Understanding the Benefits of Positive Thinking

By: Taha Rabah, Journalist
Positive thinking is one of the most valuable tools a person can possess. It has the power to positively affect a person’s life in many ways

Debunking Chiropractic Care

By: Jeremy Huang, Journalist
According to numerous studies and client testimonials, chiropractic can actually relieve pain and treat various issues stemming from the spine. Chiropractic care is largely accepted as a complementary treatment for issues like neck and back pain.

How To Kick Down A Door (Properly)

By: Gary Taylor, Journalist
Stand about leg length away from the door. Drive your non-dominant heel into the ground and kick with your dominant foot and kick the door with your foot completely flat, making sure your leg is bent slightly.

Stratospheric EuroHAPS Programme Kicks Off

By: Gavin Singhvi, Journalist
Since 2016 the Stratobus has been under development by Thales Alenia Space. The Stratobus is a solar powered stratospheric airship.

What Is The Number One Cause Of Plane Crashes

By: Declan Edwards, Journalist

The number one cause of plane crashes is pilot error. There are all kinds of things that need to be considered for a pilot to succeed at his job for example he needs to be able to maintain proper fuel...

Learning to Fly

By: Thomas Ahern, Journalist
Flight is an action that humans have desired since they saw the first birds.

The Colossus of Rhodes

By: Jimy Ordonez, Journalist
The Colossus of Rhodes is a statue made by the greece as an attribution to the greek god of the sun, Helios.

The Invention of Hair Dye

By: Hibba Abbas, Journalist
Most inventions are accidents and hair dye was one. While trying to find a cure for malaria, William Henry Perkin accidentally discovered dye.

Tigers

By: Hibba Abbas, Journalist
Tigers are the biggest felines.  They are usually 6.5 - 11 feet long and around 200 - 680 pounds. Their orange color and black stripes really make them stand out.

How Carbon Monoxide Affects The Human Mind And Body

By: Josephine Huynh, Journalist
Symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning include a feeling of tightness in the chest, headache, nausea, dizziness, fatigue, and sleepiness. Sometimes, CO can also cause you to forget things or be confused.

How Fireworks Are Made

By: Jimmy Mendoza, Journalist
Fireworks is the highlight of many holidays and celebrations such as Independence Day, Chinese New Year, etc. Though they are older than you thought-it was believed that they were invented in China over thousands of years ago.

The Big Bounce

By: Dahlia Kassim, Journalist
The Big Bang Theory, caused by a cosmic singularity, is the most popular and accepted hypothesis regarding how the universe began. According to the Ekpyrotic Theory (the Big Bounce Theory), the universe grew and cooled, and it is still expanding, but there was no singularity that started it all.

Penguins are Getting Custom Eye Lenses and Receiving Eye Surgery

By: Walker McCann, Journalist
Three king penguins received surgery for the first time ever. The surgery put an artificial eye lense in their eye so they could see well again.

What Kind Of Car Get’s The Most Gas Mileage

By: Declan Edwards, Journalist
Learn what are the most affordable cars in gas for their class.

Denmark Will Import and Bury Other Countries’ CO2

By: Tiger Deng, Journalist
CO2 storage will attempt to limit the effects of climate change.

NASA Plans to Launch Missions to Saturn’s Moon Titan

By: Tiger Deng, Journalist
How did Earth develop life? The answer may lie on a moon of Saturn.
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Any Shade Of Lipstick You Can Print

The future of makeup! Imagine a printer that can print any shade of lipstick color you would ever need on the go. YSL has created one and it can create up to 4,000 shades of lipstick. This $299 device...

Airpods 2nd Generation vs Airpods 3rd Generation

By: Persia Tahereh Maleki, Journalist

In March 2019 the Air pods 2nd generation where released, they are pricing at $129, and in October 2021 the Air pods 3rd generation where released, currently pricing at $169. For these products having...

Food – Fun Facts About Delicious Treats

By: Elizabeth Shoop, Journalist
Ah food - So delicious! Here are some fun facts about amazing treats.

ChatGPT: Common Uses

By: Mina Woods-Corwin, Journalist
There are many ways to use the new OpenAI software, ChatGPT. Soon, AI will lead society, so we must adapt to our future lives.

Bees And How They Impact The World

By: Annelise Hartlage, Journalist
Bees impact our world in so many ways. From the food on our plates, to our art materials, bees are truly the busiest animals.

Top Social Media Apps Of 2023

By: Hibba Abbas, Journalist
Unlike the early 1800's were phones weren't even invented yet, nowadays almost everybody has phone.  Social media is one of the top places where people go on their phone.
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[Video] The Effects of A Keto Diet

By: Amna Muddisser, Journalist
A Keto Diet is not an easy one. Learn about the effects on your body when doing a keto diet.

How We Can Help Refugees

By: Rawson Barr, Journalist
You shouldn't need to sail 92 miles on a rickety boat you built in your backyard or go 2000 miles just to find a place that will accept you. This is why I'm writing this article, to inform you on the troubles of refugees and how you can help them.

Comparing The Most Popular Cars

By: Cristian Reinaga Carlos, Journalist
Many cars have gone and go in the public eye but this time I will be compering 10 cars that are always popular the cars are.

How to Spot Lies

By: Evan Nghe, Journalist
People get lied to everyday, but how do we find out when someone is lying? Most of the lies are simple, but they can still be harmful.

All About Cassowary Birds

By: Andrew Ma, Journalist
Have you ever wondered what bird is the most dangerous? Well in this article you will learn about the most dangerous bird.

The Hanging Gardens of Babylon

By: Thomas Ahern, Journalist
During the earliest days of human civilization, there was a City-State known as Babylon. They built an enormous building covered with the most exquisite vegetation. It became known as The Hanging Gardens of Babylon.

Chippy: The World’s First Robotic Tortilla Chip Maker

By: Yash Kini, Journalist
Chipotle recently revealed its new robotic tortilla chip maker, named "Chippy". This robot will recreate Chipotle's actual tortilla chip recipe, using corn masa flour, water, and sunflower oil. 
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Ricin: The Most Effective Poison

By: Jason Reznikov, Journalist
Ricin is an extremely effective poison. In just minute doses, ricin is extremely deadly.

Dogs In Chernobyl Are Genetically Distinct After Years Of Radiation Exposure

By: Gary Taylor, Journalist
While most of the humans were relocated, the surrounding areas to the chernobyl power plant are home to generations of dogs .Just by looking at the DNA of dogs living close to chernobyl it was clear that they were genetically different than dogs elsewhere in the world.
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How to Make Garlic Bread Bites With an Air Fryer

By: Rohan Telhan, Journalist
Want to make an easy appetizer for parties. Ways to impress your friends and family at gatherings.

The Science of Pi: Three Facts About Everyone’s Favorite Irrational Number

By: Elizabeth Shoop, Journalist
Even if you know hundreds upon hundreds of digits, it is likely that you don't know what pi is or the science behind it. In this article you will learn everything about pi.
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The Worlds First Flying Electric Racecar Could Be Heading To The Olympics

By: Sydney Kiffney, Journalist
This new flying electric racecar is the future or transportation. It could even be in the 2032 Olympics.

The FIM-92 Stinger

By: Eythan Huang, Journalist
The Stinger is an American-designed missile defense system created by Raytheon Technologies. Combat proven from Afghanistan to the Ukraine war, the Stinger missile is a symbol of America's military and technological might.

The World’s First Ammonia Powered Ship

By: Olivia Rose, Journalist
In New York they are currently working on ammonia fueled ships. This is the future of greener energy for marine transportation.

Cody Dock Rolling Bridge

By: Julian D'Bayan, Journalist
A bridge that rolls 180 degrees to let boats pass? Yes, that's right! Read on to learn about this bridge!

Ice-Buried Mountains, Questions Solved by Ancient Rocks

By: Tiger Deng, Journalist
The mystery of mountains underneath ice is solved.

The Hockey Stick

By: Luke Sangkharat, Journalist
The hockey stick is a complicated work of art.
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