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Pakistan Science Club (PSC) is a science society dedicated to promoting STEM education through hands-on projects, research, and innovation.
PSC is like a nursery for science where future scientists and innovators grow, learn, and bring their ideas to life Pakistan Science Club is a not-for-profit science society established on the 8th of August 2008 by Abdul Rauf. He is the founder and president of the Organization. Abdul Rauf the Founder of Pakistan Science Club is also a Teacher, Innovator, Scientist, and Learner. He loves to create, explore new ways to view and imagine things and then make them real. Pakistan Science Club`s mission is to promote scientific research culture in society through interactive and innovative Hands-on science activities projects, Experiments, and Science fairs. The current situation in the Pakistan is that fewer and fewer of its citizens are being trained in technical/scientific backgrounds like scientists and doctors while scientific education in rest of the world like Europe, North America and Asia are on the rise. The amount of science being taught at the educational level across the country is dangerously dropping. Science in this country is clearly taking a back seat to the other occupations such as business, sports, and other disciplines. Pakistan Science Club (PSC) is a not-for-profit science society established 8 years ago realizing the fact that our students are lacking behind the world in scientific research and inquiry-based learning. PSC aims to Promote Scientific Culture by working on three-prong strategy. Promoting Science and Technology by organizing different science activities i.e. summer science camps, science fairs and competition at school, college or university levels that aims to Search Science Talent all over Pakistan. These science passionate students are nurture at our platform and Research Centre where they can work on their ideas and research in solving problems of our country and common people by innovation and development of new technologies by scientific means using local resources
Built at PSC Makerspace Karachi!
DIY CNC Laser Cutting Machine designed & built by Hamza at Pakistan Science Club Makerspace. 🛠️⚙️
From an idea to a working machine — this is what learning by making looks like! 🚀
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12/09/2026
Telescope Training & Solar Observation at Pakistan Science Club
Today, Pakistan Science Club welcomed a 7-member team associated with Moulana Bashir Ahmed Farooqui Centre for Space Science, Climatology & Environmental Technology for a hands-on telescope training session.
The participants received practical training on operating PSC’s Made in Pakistan RV8-1200 GT Telescope, including telescope setup, alignment, handling, and observation techniques.
Following the training, the team took part in a solar observation session, experiencing how locally developed scientific instruments can be used for practical astronomy education and observation.
At Pakistan Science Club, we believe science is best learned by doing, observing, and experimenting while also building Pakistan’s capacity to develop its own scientific instruments.
🇵🇰 Made in Pakistan. Built for Science. Built for Learning.
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10/09/2026
From STEM Camp 2.0 to STEM Camp 5.0 — what a wonderful journey!
Fatima Mubashir first joined PSC at just 9 years old, and today she continues to explore, build, and grow through hands-on STEM. Seeing young minds stay curious and keep coming back to create is what makes this journey special.
Keep exploring, Fatima!
08/09/2026
🌟 PSC Volunteer of the Week — Fatima Mubashir!
Fatima Mubashir from Islamabad has been actively contributing to PSC’s Technology & Innovation team — completing 145 missions, earning 1,165 XP, 4 badges, 2 certificates, and contributing 13 volunteer hours. 🚀
Proud to have you with us, Fatima. Keep learning, building, and inspiring! 💙
06/09/2026
درخت کا مادہ کہاں سے آتا ہے
Where a Tree's Mass Comes From
ایک بڑے درخت کے خشک مادے کا زیادہ تر حصہ اصل میں کہاں سے آتا ہے؟
Where does most of the dry mass of a large tree originally come from?
04/09/2026
سیدھی رفتار سے چلتی ٹرین کے اندر آپ سیدھا اوپر چھلانگ لگائیں تو کہاں اتریں گے؟
If you jump straight upward inside a smoothly moving train, where will you land?
03/09/2026
گرم چائے میں دھاتی چمچ چھوڑ دینے سے چائے کے ٹھنڈا ہونے پر کیا اثر پڑ سکتا ہے؟
What effect can leaving a metal spoon in hot tea have on cooling?
02/09/2026
ایک بند گاڑی کے اندر ایک شمع جل رہی ہے۔ گاڑی اچانک آگے کی طرف تیز ہوتی ہے۔ شعلہ کس طرف جھکے گا؟
A candle is burning inside a closed car. The car suddenly accelerates forward. Which way will the flame lean?
28/08/2026
When Science Creates Curiosity
These moments from our Fun Science Show in Mithi, Tharparkar, tell the story better than words.
More than 300 students gathered to experience science beyond textbooks watching live experiments, asking questions, volunteering for demonstrations, making predictions, and sometimes simply reacting with surprise.
What stood out most was the curiosity. Hands went up again and again. Students came forward to participate, watched every experiment closely, and shared the excitement with their friends.
For Pakistan Science Club, a science show is not just about performing impressive experiments. It is about creating that moment when a young person sees something unexpected and starts wondering:
“How did that happen?”
That question is often where science begins.
The Mithi Science Show was filled with exactly those moments — curiosity, participation, laughter, surprise, and learning by doing.
📍 Mithi, Tharparkar
📅 28 August 2026
🔬 300+ students
Science becomes memorable when children don’t just hear about it they experience it.
See full photo gallery https://paksc.org/gallery/fun-science-show-brings-science-to-life-in-mithi-thar/
24/08/2026
ایک ہیلیم غبارہ بند کار کے اندر تیر رہا ہے۔ جب کار آگے کی طرف تیز ہوتی ہے تو غبارے کا کیا ہوتا ہے؟
A helium balloon is floating inside a closed car. When the car accelerates forward, what happens to
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