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Discover how ants are able to get to the most unusual places. Photo: Shutterstock
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Why is it so easy for ants to climb on walls?

02 Nov 2026
Marie Curie discovered polonium and radium, revolutionising science and saving lives with mobile X-ray machines during World War I. Photo: Shutterstock
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Marie Curie’s legacy: pioneering science and saving lives during World War I

02 Nov 2026
A tilcayo tiger cat is seen at the Senda Verde wildlife sanctuary in Bolivia. Only two of these cats have been discovered so far. Photo: AFP
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Scientists discover first new wildcat in 100 years

25 Oct 2026
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Although AI could help explain complex medical terms after a vet visit, it should not be used in place of a qualified vet for your pet. Photo: Shutterstock
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Why AI can’t replace vet visits for your pet

19 Oct 2026
AI can be a helpful tool when used properly, but it’s important to learn how to use it responsibly. Photo: Shutterstock
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Tips for using AI: how to make good choices and use it responsibly

18 Oct 2026
This week’s top pick is a picture book written by New York Times bestselling author Neil Sharpson and illustrated by Caldecott Medal- winning creator Dan Santat. Photo: X/blackwellbooks
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Lucas Lam Cheuk-lok’s top pick: ‘Don’t Trust Fish’ by Neil Sharpson, illustrated by Dan Santat

12 Oct 2026
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Students from Kwai Ming Wu Memorial School of the Precious Blood visit the Heureka Science Centre in Finland. Photo: Handout
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Feature of the Week: Clement Cheung’s visit to Heureka Science Centre in Finland

05 Oct 2026
Ever wondered why orange juice tastes awful after brushing your teeth? Toothpaste’s sodium lauryl sulfate temporarily alters your taste buds, making sweet things seem bitter. Photo: Shutterstock
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Why toothpaste and orange juice don’t mix

28 Sep 2026
These colour mixing activities will help you learn all about primary and secondary colours. Photo: Shutterstock
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Activities to learn about primary and secondary colours

27 Sep 2026
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Soil Science prize winners Pia Viviani (right) and Atlant Bieri on the stage during the Ig Nobel Prize ceremony held in the Zurich Convention Centre in Zurich, Switzerland. Photo: AP
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27 Sep 2026
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