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Website review: Nature’s quiet patterns

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By Asif Ali
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These days, I am really looking forward to the change in weather; do you know why? Because the monsoon season has started and it has begun raining in many parts of our country. Curious to explore how this weather phenomenon works, I started looking at various weather websites. I landed on www.earth.nullschool.net — an interactive, browser-based visualisation of global weather and environmental data.
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Website review: Podcasts for kids

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By Asif Ali
| Dawn Verified
Children are born curious and they learn by asking questions. But the real challenge comes if you don’t get an answer that satisfies your curious soul; so for those times, the Curious Kidcast provides a perfect solution. It’s a podcast and website built entirely around true stories and fascinating discoveries that spark curiosity and creativity. The site is a colourful gem that attracts kids around 7 to 11 years old, though younger or older kids could probably get into it too.
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Website review : The endless mix

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By Asif Ali
| Dawn Verified
Every child loves doing experiments at home and school because childhood is all about learning through trial and error. So while doing my random research on the internet, I came across a gem of a website called www.littlealchemy2.com — a science lab where you create materials and elements just from four given elements. The interface of the website is clean, with basic settings given in the left panel; while the right side panel has four basic elements such as fire, water, earth and air.
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