Growing Up, Exploring More: A Teen's Perspective
Every since I watched k-pop demon hunters (yes I watched k-pop demon hunters) i have been MILDLY obsessed, but not in a weird way… I am not dressing up as the characters or looking fro merch online…totally🙄. I have taken what I love (KPDH) and the other thing i love (art) and another thing i … Read moreThere’s something wrong with me…
Hey everyone, I’m almost 14, and right now I’m in the middle of summer holidays, counting down to when I start at a new school. It feels like a mix of excitement and nerves. Excitement because it’s a chance to meet new people and try new things, but nerves because… well, what if I don’t … Read moreStarting at a New School – Making friends
Children these days are exposed to a lot of new tech, including phones, tablets, and gaming consoles. These can be extremely addictive, and screen time is a huge issue with young children. The amount of time could affect mental health, cause sleep deprivation and distract students from dong work, but it could be more complicated … Read moreWhat screen time does to children’s brains is more complicated than it seems pt1
In my last post, I wrote about K2-18b, the amazing exoplanet where NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope may have found hints of life. At the end, I asked a tough question: “What is the point in finding new planets to possibly destroy alongside our own?” After diving deeper into the science, I’ve realized the answer … Read moreShould We Search for New Planets if We Can’t Even Take Care of Earth? Continuation from previous K2-18B post
Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly become one of the most transformative forces of the 21st century — and for today’s teenagers, it is more than a headline. It’s a daily reality. From personalized learning tools to generative art platforms, and from content recommendations to mental health support bots, AI is quietly—but powerfully—shaping how young people … Read moreHow AI Is Reshaping the Teenage Experience — and Why It Matters
Discovered in 2015 by NASA’s Kepler space telescope, K2-18b is a distant world orbiting a red dwarf star 124 light-years away. This exoplanet is 2.6 times wider and 8.6 times more massive than Earth, with a 33-day orbit (that is just over one month for us!) snugly within its star’s habitable zone—the region where temperatures could allow liquid water! Early Hubble … Read moreA Breakthrough in the Search for Alien Life: The Story of K2-18b
Just over the half term last week, I went skiing! This was my second time and I am going with some of my friends to Grand Massif, Samoens in the Alps in France. We started our drive at 4am on Saturday 15th February, and arrived in France at around 9 o’clock. We drove to the … Read moreI went skiing!
https://github.com/roshski2011/Chess_AI A fun and challenging Chess AI that is still in progress,, but beginner mode is out! https://github.com/roshski2011/Guess_The_Number_Game An interactive Guess the Number game, where you think of a number and the computer has to get it! https://github.com/roshski2011/Arduino-Alarm-Clock Complicated c++ code for those who was a simple alarm system for their arduino project! https://github.com/roshski2011/TT1-12 Times … Read moreGithub links
Brief: create a boat made of cardboard. It has to balance on water without sinking (or hold 250g – wasn’t able to do this) My first design was just a simple boat to see what shapes would float and what might not. My design for my actual boat has many supports and ways to balance … Read moreCardboard boat – Dyson Challenge Card prototype
At school, in our DTE lessons we designed a phone stand that we created on TinkerCAD and they will be 3D printed. Brief: You have been tasked to make a functional phone stand for a year 8 student. Specification: What does your phone stand need to do It must… It should… It would be nice … Read morePhone stand