BYJU’S Young Scientists – Episode 3

Team StoryWeavers|December 16, 2021, 18:39 IST| 32

Welcome back Young Scientists!

What are stars made of? Why does a clock tick? How does electricity make a bulb glow? Do you want to solve these intriguing mysteries with the power of science? Well, this is your chance! Join the BYJU’S Young Scientist Club, where you get a chance to explain some of the coolest everyday science phenomena and get featured on The Learning Tree Blog.

Are you ready?

Here’s how you can be part of BYJU’S Young Scientist Club:

  • Pick a topic and explain the science behind it.
  • Record it in a video (your video should be within 1 minute)
  • Send it to us using the link below along with your name, class, email and location.
  • Stand a chance to be featured on The Learning Tree Blog.

To submit your video, click on the link below

Click Here to Submit


Watch the 3rd episode of BYJU’S Young Scientists, where some of your peers have explained three amazing phenomena of science.

Abhinav Babu from Kozhikode explains the concept of Hydraulic Lifts

Patna’s young science enthusiast, Riya Gupta shows us the mechanism behind a working iron box

Mumbaikar Jayaditya Sahoo explains how roots of plants help in photosynthesis

If you too have some interesting science phenomena  to share with us, then hurry, and send your entries through this link.

Click Here

Have you caught up with the previous two editions of BYJU’S Young Scientists? Head over to these links to watch now!

BYJU’S Young Scientists – Episode 2

BYJU’S Young Scientists – Episode 1

About the Author


Books are Tanaya Goswami’s first love and cheesecakes come a close second. Talking about movies, music, calligraphy, politics, and Elon Musk will get you listed under the friends’ section of her diary. Ever since moving on from her job as an English lecturer, she spends her time at BYJU’S crafting stories filled with emotion and sprinkled with sarcasm. Outside of work, she’s either learning something new (French, most recently!) or is curled up with a book and a cup of coffee. She firmly believes that discovering what you don’t know is the key to knowledge and is constantly working towards improving herself. Drop in a line at storyweavers@byjus.com if you liked her stories, have something nice to say, or if you have compelling ideas to share!