ScienceCube.club
Exploring the World, One Experiment at a Time
A science journal run by a 1st grader who loves asking "why?" — documenting projects, discoveries, and the wonders of science.
Featured Experiments
What I've Been Testing
SpaceThe Gray Hole aka Q-Star
A gray hole (also called as) Q-star is a theoretical, super-dense star. It is packed almost tightly enough to turn into a black hole, stopping just one tiny step short of the point of no return. It has a narrow escape angle
BiologyPlant Growth in the Dark
Plants grow toward light — even when you move the light source.
ChemistryVolcano Eruption
Baking soda + vinegar = CO₂ gas bubbles that look like lava!
NatureMagnifying Nature
Leaves have tiny veins that carry water just like our blood vessels.
About the Scientist
Hi, I'm a 1st grader who loves science!
I started ScienceCube.club to share all the cool experiments I do at home and school. Science helps me understand how everything works — from tiny atoms to giant stars. I hope my experiments inspire you to ask questions and explore too!
Ready to Explore?
Browse all my experiments and science topics — new discoveries added all the time.