Admissions 2025-26
Admissions 2025-26
Scientist and Their Inventions's Blogs
Admissions Open for
Syed. Najma Sultana
•
2024-10-24
The photoelectric effect is a phenomenon in which electrons are ejected from the surface of a metal when light is incident on it.
Read More
Harshitha
•
2024-10-05
An atom is the small building block of matter with properties still retaining those of an element. That means, it is so minute, you cannot see it with your eyes, yet everything one sees, touches, or even smells is still made up of atoms.
Read More
Harshitha
•
2024-10-05
John Dalton was something of an ungainly scientist, whose contributions to this world are immense. Born into a small village in England, he blossomed into one of the most powerful figures in the history of science.
Read More
Harshitha
•
2024-10-01
Atoms are the tiny building blocks that constitute everything that surrounds us. Think of them as the small pieces in the giant LEGO set. Each piece, or atom, is made up of even smaller parts called subatomic particles. For understanding how these particles are set, we use something called the atomic structure model.
Read More
Harshitha
•
2024-10-01
The brilliant scientist who gave one of the most important discoveries of all time to science is none other than Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen. Born in 1845 in Germany, he grew up to be a physicist; he studied how the world works, on its most basic levels. He moved radically into scientific discovery, and today, he is remembered for something very special: He discovered X-rays! In this blog, we learn all about Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen, his famous experiments, and how his inventions helped people all over the world.
Read More
Harshitha
•
2024-10-01
Have you ever gone through an X-ray at the doctor's office? Probably because you broke a bone or hurt a tooth, and the doctor or dentist wanted to look closely inside your body. But what exactly is an X-ray and how does it work? In this blog, we are going to learn some interesting facts about X-rays: who discovered X-rays, what an X-ray is, and the many uses of X-rays.
Read More.jpg&w=1920&q=100)
.jpg&w=1920&q=70)
Harshitha
•
2024-10-01
Let's start learning what Coulomb's Law is. Suppose you have two small balls; if both are charged-either positively or negatively, then they either pull towards each other or push away from each other. This dragging or pushing is due to the force. Coulomb's Law is a rule that helps us figure out how strong this force is.
Read More
Harshitha
•
2024-10-01
When we mention the word science, the name Max Planck flashes across the mind. In the lineage of brilliant scientists who lived more than a hundred years ago, the name Max Planck takes its place with a revolution in a field called quantum physics.
Read More
Harshitha
•
2024-10-01
Niels Bohr was a splendid researcher who carried on with quite a while in the past, in the mid twentieth hundred years. He was brought into the world in Denmark in 1885 and grew up to become quite possibly the main physicist ever. Bohr is most popular for his work on understanding the design of particles, the little structure blocks of everything around us.
Read More
Harshitha
•
2024-10-01
Welcome to another absolutely great virtual adventure in the world of science! Today, we are going to take a fantastic tour through the life and achievements of a brilliant scientist known as Heinrich Rudolf Hertz. You probably have never heard of his name, but everything that he found out has deeply influenced the world.
Read More
Harshitha
•
2024-10-01
Think about the smallest potential units of everything around you—you sitting in a chair, a glass of water, or the air itself. These are all made of atoms, and within every atom, there are smaller constituents. These smaller constituents are known as protons, among other names. Protons are one of the main constituents in an atom and super fundamental to understand how every operation happens at its most basic level.
Read More
Harshitha
•
2024-10-01
Hello, young scientists and adventurers! Today we are going to embark on the fantastic journey of learning about radium. This amazing element has many vital uses in science and medicine today because its discovery enabled many breakthroughs in research studies. We will dive into who discovered radium, what exactly radium is, and how that miracle element came into light via the brilliance of Marie Curie.
Read More
Harshitha
•
2024-10-01
Hello, young adventurers! Today we're going to take a fantastic voyage into the life of a scientist who made certain key findings that altered the course of the world. Her name is Marie Sklodowska Curie, though many people refer to her as simply Marie Curie. She was not only a scientist but one who achieved phenomenal things that have been affecting our lives to this date.
Read More
Harshitha
•
2024-10-01
Ohm's Law is one of those fundamental theories in electrical engineering and physics that define the relationship of voltage, current, and resistance in an electrical circuit. This is the main law in understanding how electrical circuits work and thus is a core thing for anyone who wants to study electronics or work with an electrical system.
Read More
Harshitha
•
2024-10-01
J.J. Thomson was that genius scientist who made a very important discovery more than a hundred years ago; he learned that atoms are composed of even smaller particles called electrons. Until his discovery, atoms were believed to be the smallest things in the universe, and they could not be divided into smaller pieces. But Thomson totally changed that thinking when he proved that atoms actually contain small, negatively charged particles, which we now know as electrons.
Read More
Harshitha
•
2024-10-01
Radioactivity might sound like that big, bad word; it actually works to help us understand more about the world we are living in. In this blog, we're diving in to see just what radioactivity is, how it works, and why anybody needs to come to terms with such information, especially kids.
Read More
Harshitha
•
2024-10-01
Sir Joseph John Thomson, better known as JJ Thomson, was a pioneering physicist whose work provided the grounds for modern atomic theory. Born on December 18, 1856, in Cheetham Hill-a suburb of Manchester in England contributions of Thomson to science are long-lasting, principally vested in the discovery of the electron and his model of the atom.
Read More
Harshitha
•
2024-10-01
Max Planck is a distinguished name in the glorious firmament of science. Having achieved much in the field of physics, remarkably in quantum theory, this scientist has changed the world's outlook on comprehension. This blog will describe Max Planck, his life, discoveries, and invention of quantum theory in an easy-to-understand way.
Read More
Harshitha
•
2024-10-01
Ever thought how electrical energy is generated, or how gadgets work? Well, the answer lies in an interesting process termed electromagnetic induction. This is one scientific concept behind running everything in our daily lives, from our homes to smartphones.
Read More
Harshitha
•
2024-10-01
Ernest Rutherford was one of the most important scientists in the history of man. Actually, he is sometimes regarded as the "Father of Nuclear Physics" since his outstanding works have dominated the understanding of atoms, which are minute particles that constitute everything around us. T
Read MorePage 1 of 2
Subscribe to our newsletter
Be the first to know about releases and industry news and insights.
Subscribe
Orchids The International School is one of India's leading chains of CBSE and ICSE schools, with 100+ schools across the country.