The Nutty Blog

  1. 5 curiosities about water that you didn't know

    5 curiosities about water that you didn’t know

    March 22nd is World Water Day, a day to raise awareness about the importance of this limited resource, so essential to all living beings and our planet. Did you know that approximately 65% of our bodies are water? Today, we’re going to Read more
  2. 5 science movies to watch with the family

    5 science movies to watch with the family

    In today’s blog, we recommend 5 science movies to watch with your family. The protagonists in these films are robots, young scientists, or inventors, with science as the main focus. They are ideal options to enjoy cinema together while encouraging children’s interest Read more
  3. female engineers

    6 female engineers you need to know

    Did you know that the term engineering is derived from the Latin ingenium, meaning “cleverness”? Engineering is an activity that transforms knowledge into something practical and the engineer relies to develop it on mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, economic and administrative sciences, engineering Read more
  4. WHY SURFERS NEED TO KEEP AN EYE ON THE MOON?

    What is the relation between surfing and the moon? The moon affects the sea directly and causes tides to rise and fall. Therefore, it has a close relationship with surfing, as it is a summer activity that needs the movement of the sea and its Read more
  5. 5 FUN SCIENCE BOOKS FOR CHILDREN

    International Book Day is celebrated worldwide on April 23rd. Its purpose is to promote reading to all people. Since 1988 it has been a celebration promoted by UNESCO. The day is not selected at random, April 23 is a symbolic day for Read more
  6. 6 FACTS ABOUT EXTREME WEATHER PHENOMENA

    World Meteorological Day is celebrated on March 23rd to commemorate the launch of the 1950’s Convention establishing the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The aim of the day is to raise awareness of the importance of meteorology and hydrology for a balanced environment. Read more
  7. 8 CURIOSITIES OF GALILEO GALILEI

    LIFE OF GALILEO GALILEI Galileo Galilei was born on 15 February 1564 and died on 8 January 1642. He was an Italian astronomer, engineer, mathematician and physicist associated with the scientific revolution. He had a keen interest in almost all sciences and Read more
  8. millet

    5 BENEFITS OF MILLET

    From 2023 onwards, the international year of millet will be celebrated, with the aim of informing the world population of the benefits that this cereal can bring to our lives, as well as increasing its production and sustainable consumption. WHAT IS MILLET? Read more
  9. the cold

    4 REACTIONS OF OUR BODY TO THE COLD

    This year, due to global warming among other problems, the cold has been slow to arrive and we even thought it would not arrive so strong. But we were wrong, the cold has arrived and winter is once again a cold season. Read more
  10. benefits of vegetables

    5 benefits of vegetables for children

    Importance of vegetables in the diet  Vegetables are a type of food that greatly helps children’s development. Along with fruit, they are considered fundamental for the well-being of young children. Doctors recommend eating two vegetables a day, preferably one of them uncooked. Read more