Gyroscopes
In Germany 1817, German astronomer Johann Bohnenberger created, the first device that resembled what we know as a gyroscope today, He called it ‘The Machine’.
Solar Radiometers, Light Mills and Scintillating Curiosity
Solar Radiometers come in all shapes and sizes, but what they all have in common is a transparent bulb which houses a set of vanes mounted on a spindle in...
A Matter of Life and Death
On the morning of 29 April 1961, Rogozov experienced general weakness, nausea, and moderate fever, and later pain in the lower right portion of the abdomen. His symptoms were classic:...
Which microscope is best for you?
When choosing a microscope, there are many questions to ask: who is it for? What is the intended application? What is your price range & what kind of magnification are...
Why Lego Is Such A Brilliant STEM Toy
LEGO bricks by themselves are a powerhouse for creativity. Brightly coloured and varied, you can build anything (or almost anything) with them.
The Perfect Gift For Geeks and Science Lovers
A Klein Bottle is a very decorative mathematical model, an interesting conversation piece, and a great present!
About Chemistry Sets
What is A Chemistry Set A chemistry set is a small collection of chemicals and associated scientific apparatus, typically glass or plastic ware, designed for the user to perform experiments...
The Magic Of Witches, Broomsticks & Fly Agaric Mushroom
It is called the Fly Agaric because since medieval times it has been used as a very effective insecticide. The pretty red cap was broken into bowls of milk, which...
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