Articles in S&T Digest
Oxidation Rules!
We encounter countless chemical reactions everyday. Most of the time, however, we do not notice them or do not pay much attention to them. Common chemical reactions such as the rusting of iron, the spoiling …
“Shaking” Scales
Earthquakes are usually measured based on two factors: magnitude and intensity. These factors may seem synonymous to each other but they actually refer to two different descriptions of earthquakes.
More Animals in Space
The first living thing to orbit the moon was not a man. It was also neither a dog nor a monkey. Instead, the first organisms that made the first lunar flyby were a pair of …
Dirty Water: Pollution Below the Ground
Groundwater is water stored below the surface of the Earth. It forms when surface water from lakes, rivers, and rain slowly move downward through porous soil and deep into the ground through a process called …
Uroscopy: The Historic Practice of Urine Analysis
Urine is one of the wastes produced by our body. Because it is a waste product, we may think that urine is insignificant and serves no purpose at all.
Student’s Digest (High School)
Christmas: The Filipino Way
Read and learn more about the different Christmas traditions that are uniquely Flipino.
Christmas Haiku, Anyone?
Do you want to be creative this Christmas? Write a haiku!
Christmas Away from Home
Christmas typically centers on …
