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2026年8月19日 / Last updated : 2026年8月19日 桑子 研 Science

The Formula That Predicts the Future? Master Hooke’s Law and See Like a Scientist!

I’m Ken Kuwako, your Science Trainer. Every day is an experiment. This time, let’s take a look at an experiment on Hooke’s law and how to carry it out. Together with your students, let’s uncover the physical laws hiding behind this simple phenomenon. In this experiment, students hang a 10 g weight from a spring […]

2026年8月18日 / Last updated : 2026年8月18日 桑子 研 Science

I Tested Sodium Percarbonate on a Stubborn Nosebleed Stain — It Actually Disappeared! (The Science of Cleaning)

I’m Ken Kuwako, your Science Trainer. Every day is an experiment! When your child gets a nosebleed, those bloodstains can be surprisingly stubborn. Even after washing, they often refuse to disappear. So this time, I decided to put sodium percarbonate to the test and see whether this powder could really get rid of those stubborn […]

2026年8月17日 / Last updated : 2026年8月17日 桑子 研 Science

Perfect Microscope Photos with Your Smartphone! We Tried the Buzzworthy Camera Clip (Tomeco Microscope Photo Clip)

I’m Ken Kuwako, your Science Trainer. Every day is an experiment. Have you ever looked through a microscope and thought, “Wow, that’s beautiful!”—only to grab your smartphone for a quick snapshot and find that the focus just won’t cooperate? If you’ve ever had that frustrating experience during a science class or while working on a […]

2026年8月16日 / Last updated : 2026年8月16日 桑子 研 Science

Why Do Morning Glory Vines Twist? The Plant Mystery Hidden in Wreath-Making (A Classic Summer Science Project!)

I’m Ken Kuwako, your Science Trainer. Every day is an experiment. When we think of summer vacation homework, many of us probably picture illustrated diaries or independent research projects. This year, however, the school assigned something a little different. The task wasn’t simply to keep an illustrated diary about a morning glory. Students were also […]

2026年8月15日 / Last updated : 2026年8月15日 桑子 研 Science

Why Do Appliances Break Around Certain People? Unraveling the Mysterious “Pauli Effect” with Science

I’m Ken Kuwako, a Science Trainer. Every day is an experiment. In the world of physics, there is a rather strange but very real-sounding joke known as the “Pauli effect.” Theoretical physicist Wolfgang Pauli (1900–1958) was famously terrible around experiments. It is said that expensive equipment would break simply because he entered the laboratory, or […]

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Author: Ken Kuwako
My mission is to share the joy, wonder, and excitement of science with as many people as possible. As a Science Trainer, I stay busy supervising and appearing on science-themed TV programs, hosting hands-on experiment workshops, and authoring science books.

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