TARUC CPUS Science & Maths Society

Ice breaking session was conducted yesterday for CPUS students. It was fun and interesting to have a time with them🤩 Hoping more students to join our future activities too !

WELCOME!!! We're currently recruiting new members to join our society, feel free to scan the QR code if you're interested🤩

On 15/7/2022, TARUC CPUS SMS hosted our icebreaking event for CPUS's freshmen. It was a pleasant experience and our members had a great time interacting and bonding. We hope to conduct more fun events in the future. 😊🎉🌟

Dear new members of TARUC CPUS Science and Maths Society
We are glad to announce that we are having our Ice Breaking Event 🧊 on 15/7/2022 (Friday) at DK 1 from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM 🕔🕖
We will be having different fun activities to strengthen bonds between members and just have a great time. 🎈🎊
See you there! 🌟
Link fo registration: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfHTv3p0pCVNWEmgAk97L7kAPB_MpHwxpXNF4bQ4i-chsGX0g/viewform

Did you know, goosepimples or goosebumps are a trait passed down by our early ancestors. With enough fur or hair, this trait can allow us to stay warm in cold climates.

Did you know, some metals are so reactive that they can react with water. Metals such as potassium, sodium, lithium, rubidium and caesium are so reactive that they produce explosions when dropped in water.

Attention to all 2022 Foundation and A-Level June-intake students!!!

🔔The Science and Mathematics Society is open for registration now! Don't waste your time and potential! So quick!! Join us to become a member to enjoy exciting events and a wonderful college life!

Let's make Maths and Science fun together! See you soon!!!

Click into the link below for registration👇:
(Use your TARUC Gmail account to register)

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScYOSfz5YtWxy60xyaIKWLcX31ln3vz6CP4wPIfqEIRrrURQA/viewform

Did you know, the Sun and the planets in our solar system remain in the same orbits respectively for several billion years.

Did you know, a person is at their tallest in the morning when they first wake and gradually loses some height throughout the day due to gravity.

Did you know, when liquid water is cooled, it contracts until a temperature of approximately 4°C. After that, it expands slightly until it reaches the freezing point and forms ice.

Did you know, the Earth's magnetic field is powered by the solidification of the planet's liquid iron core. The cooling and crystallisation of the core stirs up the surrounding liquid iron, creating powerful electric currents that generates a magnetic field stretching far out into space.

Did you know, almost 18% of the mass in the human body is made up of carbon and the mass of that is about 16kg. That equals to about 900 pencils!