A delightful wall calendar for 2017 from Young Scientists Journal. Each month be amazed by animals from our amazing planet, all accompanied by fun scientific facts. Key academic dates and events are also included.
A delightful wall calendar for 2017 from Young Scientists Journal. Each month be amazed by animals from our amazing planet, all accompanied by fun scientific facts. Key academic dates and events are also included.
Young Scientists Journal was fortunate to interview Jim Al-Khalili, a prominent science communicator, on a wide range of topics from his work in Physics to Science Communication.
Bring out your inner poet with a chance to win storage space on a lunar lander!
The UK Space Design Competition (UKSDC) is light years ahead of your average after school science club. The challenge is open to all secondary students in the UK, inviting schools to recreate their own aerospace company and respond to a futuristic proposal for the relocation of a space colony. Throughout the year, the schools compete either at regional heats or in an online video competition, the winners of which attend the UK final at Imperial College London in March. Twelve students from the winning team will be invited to NASA to represent UK in the international final later during the summer. We’ve been lucky enough to catch up with some of the 2015-16 winners and technical volunteers to hear about their experiences.
NEW! A short video introduction to the world’s peer review science journal written, edited & produced by 12-20 year-olds.
Here I present the results of my photometry on the V-band emissions of the low-mass X-Ray binary system V404 Cygni using the Las Cumbres Observatory Global Telescope Network 1m instrument in Texas during the Summer 2015 outburst. This was done to attempt to ascertain whether the system had returned to quiescence or not at the time of observation.
A new lunar mission for everyone
The Young Scientists Journal and Lunar Mission One are excited to announce an educational partnership, to coincide with the launch of Lunar Mission One – the most inspirational Moon project since the Apollo landings.
Energy as Matter
Energy as MatterEnergy is an odd concept, it is something that is neither here nor there yet has a profound impact on everything, both organic and inorganic. However, energy surrounds us in more ways than is commonly believed; it is possible that matter is only a form of energy. In fact, according to Albert Einstein, […]
IntroductionRockets that could reach near space altitudes have existed since World War 2 and have been developed greatly since then. This is a great improvement from the steam powered rocket of Archytas (4th Century BC) and the Chinese fireworks (7th Century AD). From then on rockets have carried satellites well beyond Earth’s gravity and to […]