A new science playground is taking shape

Don’t just learn science. Play with it.

Explore the forces, living systems and changing planet around you through interactive lessons, visual experiments and curious questions.

3 science worlds 100% interactive 0 boring lectures
🌍EARTH SCIENCEOur living planet
🧬BIOLOGYLife, decoded
TODAY’S QUESTIONWhy is the sky blue?
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QUICK EXPERIMENT

What changes a falling object?

Three ways to wonder

Choose your science world

Each lesson will begin with a question and end with something you can explain.

01⚡

Physics

Play with motion, forces, light, sound, heat and electricity.

ForcesEnergyWaves
02🌱

Biology

Investigate cells, bodies, plants, ecosystems and evolution.

LifeCellsEcology
Grow a plant
03🌏

Earth & Environment

Explore climate, oceans, rocks, weather and our changing planet.

ClimateEarthNature
Explore the river

Mini lab

Gravity changes the fall

Pick a world, predict what will happen, then run the experiment.

01 · CHOOSE A WORLD

02 · MAKE A PREDICTION

Choose a world and make your prediction.

GRAVITY CHAMBER9.8 m/s²
FALL TIME—

Biology mini lab

Conditions change plant growth

Choose a plant, create its environment and predict how it will grow.

Can you grow the healthiest plant?

01 · Choose a plant
02 · Choose the conditions
03 · Make a prediction

Start with a prediction, then watch 10 days of growth.

GROWTH CHAMBERReady to grow

Bean plant · seedling

Plant health
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Growth
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Days
0
Leaves
2

A simplified 10-day model of established plants. Growth varies by species; cactus spines are modified leaves.

Earth science mini lab

Rain changes the landscape

Build a landscape, predict where the water will go, and run the simulation.

What changes the river?

01 · Choose a landscape
02 · Change the conditions
03 · Make a prediction

Make a prediction, then watch a one-hour rainstorm.

RIVER OBSERVATORYReady for rain
Forest landscape beside a river, ready for rain

Forest · ready to simulate

Runoff
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Water absorbed
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Soil lost
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Flood risk
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Try changing just one variable between simulations.

Simplified model: a 1-hectare catchment, a one-hour storm and fixed river capacity. Runoff + absorbed water = 100%; evaporation and storage are omitted. Soil loss is illustrative, not a real-world forecast.

BUILT FOR CURIOUS MINDS

Questions are where science begins.

ScienceLoka is being designed as a free, friendly place where young learners can explore ideas by changing variables, testing predictions and seeing science respond.