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🚀 Why Robotics & AI in Schools?
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🤖 Robotics & AI education helps students:
🧠 Build problem-solving & logical thinking
🤝 Learn teamwork & collaboration
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🔧 Full Lab Setup | 📚 3-Year Curriculum | 👩‍🏫 Teacher Training | 🎓 Competitions

Together, let’s prepare the next generation to not just use technology—but to create it! 🌟

The festival of lights, also known as Deepawali, is observed throughout India. Every year, citizens of the world’s largest democracy celebrate Diwali.
Let us cover the rituals that take place on Diwali and what is the science behind them:

1) Ever wondered why people celebrate Diwali on several days each year? Unlike Christmas, why does it not fall on the same day? Simple, the Lunar Calendar is a base for the majority of Hindu celebrations. They are, in other words, dependent on the motions of the Moon. One of them is Diwali. Other festivals, on the other hand, follow the solar calendar. That is, they depend on the Sun’s
movement. So, except for leap years, they will fall on about the same date every year.

2) Children love to light fireworks. They are a source of joy and pleasure for them. When a firework explodes, they appreciate the various colours and noises it produces. However, a scientific reason is also associated with the same. The habit of lighting fireworks during Deepavali does have a robust scientific rationale. Its main goal is to combat the insect (particularly mosquito) threat posed by pools of water, which serve as a breeding ground for these dangerous parasites throughout the passage from the wet to winter seasons.

3) We utilize soil-based Diyas rather than clay-based Diyas throughout the celebration. The earthen pots assist the Diyas in burning for a longer time. It also aids in the distribution of warmth.

4) During Diwali, people clean their homes, and they light hundreds of lights to guarantee that the environment is safe for everyone. Your surface electromagnetic flux gets surrounded by light from the Diya that superimposes on the magnetic field

Happy Diwali from Alyss Edusolutions to everyone, keep in touch for various more scientific revelations.

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