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One twist of a key, and off goes the little car! 🚗🔑 But what keeps it moving even after you stop winding?Inside, a tight...
10/16/2026

One twist of a key, and off goes the little car! 🚗🔑 But what keeps it moving even after you stop winding?

Inside, a tightly wound spring stores energy. As it unwinds, gears transfer that energy to the axle, turning the wheels and bringing the car to life. ⚙️💨

A simple twist. Stored energy. A whole lot of motion!
At Zero2Maker, we believe every little mechanism has a big idea waiting to be discovered. 💡

With Rajesh Nair!

10/15/2026

What is an entrepreneur? ゚

10/13/2026

Why soft skills are important to learn in this generation!! 🤔

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One moment, you’re happily chopping an onion. The next, you’re wiping away tears! 🧅 What just happened?When you cut an o...
10/13/2026

One moment, you’re happily chopping an onion. The next, you’re wiping away tears! 🧅 What just happened?

When you cut an onion, it releases a chemical that travels through the air and irritates your eyes. Your eyes respond by producing tears to wash it away. 💧🔬

So, onions aren’t trying to make you cry—your eyes are simply protecting you!

Everyday mysteries. Hidden science. A world waiting to be understood. 💡

With Rajesh Nair!

Every second, a tiny crystal vibrates 32,768 times. But how does that help a clock keep time? ⏱️🔍Meet the hidden team in...
10/09/2026

Every second, a tiny crystal vibrates 32,768 times. But how does that help a clock keep time? ⏱️🔍

Meet the hidden team inside a quartz clock: a vibrating crystal, an electronic circuit, a tiny motor, and a clever set of gears. ⚙️ Each plays its part in turning invisible vibrations into the ticking hands we see every day.

Timekeeping is more than just ticking. It’s science, electronics, and mechanical design working together. 💡

With Rajesh Nair!!

A tiny push. A tiny staple. But what’s really happening underneath? 🤔When Dax presses the stapler, a simple lever turns ...
10/06/2026

A tiny push. A tiny staple. But what’s really happening underneath? 🤔

When Dax presses the stapler, a simple lever turns his push into a stronger force. Then the anvil bends the staple’s legs inward and locks everything in place. ⚙️📎

Sometimes, the simplest objects hide the smartest little machines.
Look around - you might be surrounded by engineering you never noticed. 🔍

A tiny needle goes up and down. A thread moves through the fabric. And somehow, a perfect stitch appears. 🧵✨But there’s ...
10/02/2026

A tiny needle goes up and down. A thread moves through the fabric. And somehow, a perfect stitch appears. 🧵✨

But there’s a clever mechanism hiding underneath. 🔍

Follow the needle, the thread, and the hook—and you’ll discover how two threads lock together to create every stitch.

Simple mechanics. Smart design. Everyday engineering. ⚙️

Something new is coming by Zero2Maker.Introducing How It Really Works? - a new series where we look at everyday things a...
10/02/2026

Something new is coming by Zero2Maker.

Introducing How It Really Works? - a new series where we look at everyday things and uncover the simple ideas, mechanisms, and science that make them work.

From staplers and bicycles to plants, machines, and more - we’re going beyond what happens to understand why it happens.
Because when you understand how things work, you start seeing the world differently.

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09/18/2026

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Two busy days at Katsuta Secondary School in Ibaraki, Japan 🇯🇵On August 6–7, we spent two days with students at Katsuta ...
08/16/2026

Two busy days at Katsuta Secondary School in Ibaraki, Japan 🇯🇵

On August 6–7, we spent two days with students at Katsuta Secondary School, making, testing, breaking, fixing and trying again.

We started with ideas and then took those ideas through a series of small hands-on projects from mechanical design and CAD to microcontrollers, coding and moviemaking.

More than 10 small projects later, the students had something much bigger to show.

They built working prototypes of their final projects, made a 1-minute commercial for their products, and finished with a stand-up presentation on Day 2.

What we really enjoyed was watching the students move from “Can we make this?” to actually making it.

That is what is about.

Not just learning how something works, but getting your hands dirty and figuring it out yourself.

A big thank you to the students and teachers at Katsuta Secondary School for two wonderful days. 🙌

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