The Qurious Atom - June 2025

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This special Summer Science issue of The Qurious Atom, brought to life by CurioBuddy, blends fun, facts, and experiments for curious readers aged 8–16. Co-created by young minds like 10-year-old editor Kanira Gupta, it explores the science of summer—from buoyancy and UV rays to marine biology and DIY ice cream.

🔬 Key Highlights:
Ocean Wonders:

Oddy the Octopus introduces children to bioluminescence, ocean currents, and marine pollution.

A science story from the POV of Blip the glowing plankton entertains while teaching about ocean ecosystems and their role in Earth’s health.

Heat & Sunlight:

Fun explanations on why we tan, how sunscreen protects us, and a UV-detecting bracelet experiment.

Eye and skin safety tips from real doctors (Dr. Himani & Dr. Chirag Mittal).

DIY Science:

Make your own ice cream in a zip pouch using science!

Ocean current experiment with blue ice cubes to simulate polar flows.

Myths vs Facts:

Debunks fun myths (e.g., watermelon seeds growing in your tummy, lightning myths, shark abilities).

Interactive Segments:

BrainTrain, I Wonder Why, and quick facts about camels, giraffes, and deserts.

Kids are encouraged to send in their drawings, experiments, and questions.

🌊 Educational Focus Areas:
Buoyancy, Surface Tension, Water Cycle

UV Radiation & SPF

Marine Biology & Climate Impact

Food Chemistry (Ice Cream)

Animal Adaptations (Giraffes & Camels)