India has achieved several great scientific achievements in the short span of its post-independence history. Go throught this short quiz and find out how good do you know Indian scientists.
According to the latest research we still don't know everything about our anatomy. There are still a few unknown facts how our body functions. Find out what do you know about yourself.
Our beautiful, one and only home called Earth is called the Blue Planet for a reason. Vast oceans make it exceptional when observed from space. Find out how familiar you are with some of the world's oceans facts.
Our body is the only thing we can say that it truly does belong to us, but that doesn't necesserily mean we are familiar with the way our organs and other tissues function. Find out if you know your body.
Modern scientific big bang theory assumes that everything we see today from the Earth to the cosmic horizon, started out as a very small, hot and dense mixture of matter and energy.
Chemistry is the science that studies the composition, structure and properties of matter and the changes that occur during chemical reactions. Answer a few questions to see how good you really are in Chemistry?
Super hero is a person or an animal that has some kind of super power. Everyone of us had at least one super hero in childhood. Let see how familiar are you with this super natural born movie characters.
Manyof uscan't imagine lifewithout a mobile phone.We can saythatmobile telephonyis developingwith the speed of light.But how muchdo you really knowabout the history ofthe development ofmobile phones?
Fish are vertebrates, which are adapted to life in the aquatic environment. Fish are the most numerous group of vertebrates. The number of different species of fish is almost as much as all other vertebrates together.
Spiders are air-breathing arthropods that have eight legs and chelicerae with fangs that inject venom. Find out how well do you really know about this creepy and magnificent creatures.
The Milky Way is the galaxy that contains our Solar System. Its name "milky" is derived from its appearance as a dim glowing band arching across the night sky in which the naked eye cannot distinguish individual stars.
