Earth History
🦈 Sharks existed before trees! 🌳
Sharks have swum our oceans for about 400 million years, while the first trees appeared ~350 million years ago—so sharks are older than forests!
October 13, 2025 3:30 pm
🔬 This fortnight's Science Adventures 🚀
Super Science Week 2 (OCT, 2025) 🎉
Tuesday
Science Around Us
How Do Glow-in-the-Dark Toys Work? 🌟 Exploring phosphorescence and luminescence.
Wednesday
Great Scientist
Sally Ride: The First American Woman in Space
Friday
Science Mystery
The Arctic Mysteries: What Lies Beneath the Ice?
Sunday
Science Fiction Story
DID YOU KNOW?
Fun Science Facts-Week 4 (Sept 2025)
Ocean Life
🐙 Octopuses have three hearts! ❤️❤️❤️
Two hearts pump blood to the gills, and one pumps to the rest of the body. Fun twist: the main heart pauses when they swim!
Human Body
🧪 Your stomach gets a new lining every 3–4 days!
If it didn’t, the strong acid that digests food would eat through your stomach. Your body acts like a builder—constantly rebuilding the walls to keep you safe!
Space Science
🌌 Space smells like burnt steak! 🥩
Astronauts say their spacesuits smell like seared steak after spacewalks. The “space smell” comes from high-energy atoms clinging to their suits!
Animal Science
🦒 A giraffe’s tongue is about 45–50 cm long! 👅
That’s nearly half a meter! Their dark purple tongues help them reach high leaves while protecting against sunburn during all-day snacking.
Physics
⚡ Lightning is hotter than the Sun! ☀️
A bolt of lightning can heat the air to 30,000°C, which is about five times hotter than the surface of the Sun! That’s why it glows so brightly.
Fruits Facts
🍌 Bananas are slightly radioactive!
That’s because they contain potassium-40, a naturally radioactive isotope. But don’t worry—you’d have to eat millions of bananas at once to get any harm. So, bananas are totally safe and super yummy!
Chemistry
🍫 Chocolate was once used as money! 💰
The ancient Maya and Aztec civilizations valued cacao beans so highly that they used them as currency for trade and even to pay taxes!
Astronomy
🌕 The Moon is moving away from Earth! 🌍
Every year, the Moon drifts about 3.8 centimeters farther from Earth. Someday in the distant future, a total solar eclipse won’t be possible anymore!
Biology
🦎 Some lizards can squirt blood from their eyes! 👀
Horned lizards defend themselves by shooting blood up to 1.5 meters from tiny vessels near their eyes. It confuses predators and even tastes bad to them!
Space Science
🪐 Saturn could float in water! 💧
Saturn is the lightest planet in our solar system. If you could find a giant bathtub big enough, it would actually float because it’s mostly made of gas!
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Science Mysteries
Unexplained phenomena or scientific mysteries that are still unsolved (e.g., Bermuda Triangle, deep-sea creatures, dark matter).Encourage kids to think critically and form their own theories.
Famous Scientists & Role Models
Profiles of famous scientists, particularly focusing on those who made contributions at a young age or who can inspire kids (e.g., Marie Curie, Albert Einstein, Katherine Johnson).Feature young scientists from around the world who are making a difference.
Science Fiction & Stories
Short, imaginative science-fiction stories to inspire curiosity about the future. Encourage kids to submit their own sci-fi stories, encouraging creativity and writing skills.
Science Around Us
Explaining the science behind everyday things like how a refrigerator works, how rain forms, or how planes fly. Engaging animations or infographics to make complex concepts simple.
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