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Welcome to Lenara Learning – Learning for kids and teens! Science is all around us—from the tiniest atoms to the vastness of space. It helps us understand how things work, why things happen, and how we can use knowledge to improve the world.
In this section, you’ll explore biology, chemistry, and physics, diving into topics like how the human body functions, why chemical reactions happen, and what makes gravity so powerful. Whether you’re fascinated by the mysteries of space or curious about the smallest living cells, science has something exciting for everyone!
Have you ever wondered how plants make their own food? Or why magnets stick to certain objects? Science answers these questions and more! You’ll learn about electricity, forces, the periodic table, ecosystems, and even the science of sound and light.
Science isn’t just about facts—it’s about discovery! You’ll explore famous experiments, ground-breaking inventions, and the scientists who changed the world, like Isaac Newton, Marie Curie, and Albert Einstein. From vaccines to space travel, scientific discoveries have shaped the modern world.
At Lenara Learning, we make Science fun with interactive activities, cool facts, and quizzes to test your knowledge. Whether you’re preparing for an exam or just love learning about the world around you, this section will help you explore the wonders of science in an exciting way. Get ready to experiment and discover!
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This Doppler effect lesson breaks down how sound and light waves shift based on movement. It explores pitch, frequency change, redshift, and real-world uses in radar, medicine, and astronomy. Learn how waves behave with motion using step-by-step explanations and visual thought experiments.
Black holes are incredibly dense objects in space where gravity is so strong that nothing—not even light—can escape. This guide explains what black holes are, how they form, what happens if you fall in, and why they’re so important to our understanding of the universe.
Clouds might look light and fluffy, but they’re actually carrying thousands of litres of water. In this fascinating lesson, we uncover how scientists measure cloud weight, what clouds are made of, and why they don’t fall. You’ll also learn some surprising facts that will totally change the way you see the sky.
What do musical instruments, swinging playgrounds, and collapsing bridges all have in common? They’re all part of the strange and fascinating world of resonance and standing waves. In this physics guide, you’ll learn what resonance is, how standing waves form, and why wave reinforcement matters in real life—from sound to safety.
Sound is energy moving through particles as waves, and physics explains exactly how that works. From how vibrations create noise to the maths behind frequency and resonance, this article explores how the science of sound connects to what we hear every day.
Ever tried to measure something so tiny that even light changes it? That’s what scientists face when studying atoms and electrons. Heisenberg’s Uncertainty Principle shows us there are limits to what we can know. It’s not about being wrong — it’s about how the universe really works at its smallest level.
Saturn’s mysterious hexagon is one of the strangest weather patterns in our Solar System. Found at the planet’s north pole, this giant six-sided storm has baffled scientists for decades. From its surprising shape and colour changes to what’s hidden inside, this article breaks down everything you need to know in a simple, fun, and educational way.
Waves are everywhere—sound, light, and even the vibrations in your phone. In this detailed and easy-to-follow guide, we explore the three most important wave properties: amplitude, frequency, and wavelength. With clear examples, real-life connections, and fun facts, you’ll understand how waves work and why they’re so important.
This free resource explores online safety for children, offering simple and clear advice on avoiding scams, recognising grooming, and handling cyberbullying. It includes tips for children and parents, making sure that everyone knows how to click with care and stay protected online.
Physics Paradoxes: When Logic Breaks but Science Holds Up Have you ever heard something in science that just sounds… wrong? Like a cat being both dead and alive at the same time, or a person ageing slower just because they’re moving fast? These aren’t made-up ideas from a sci-fi movie — they’re real problems that … Read more
