by Candice | Apr 21, 2022 | Earth, Get Involved, Nature
Inventions from and for the ocean All over the world, scientists are trying to find new ways that might help our planet. We think the following inventions for eco-cleanup could be revolutionary in the next few years. Especially to our marine ecosystems (not to mention...
by Supernova | Apr 13, 2022 | News
Hey Curious Kids! It’s finally here! Volume 10.4 of Supernova magazine has arrived, hot off the press. While it may be getting chilly as the temperatures drop and winter arrives in South Africa, we have the perfect way to warm you up from the inside out! Grab...
by Supernova | Dec 8, 2021 | News
Hey Curious Kids! Are you ready for the brand new Supernova Vol 10.2? Wow, what a busy and jam-packed year it has been! Our Supernova team has achieved so many great things – like publishing our 56th magazine – and celebrated many wonderful milestones –...
by Supernova | Aug 27, 2021 | Culture, History
History’s Most Outrageous leaders Throughout history, there have been some amazing leaders and politicians, but there have been some pretty weird figures too. These leaders range from kings to presidents, to dictators and boy, did some of them have ridiculous...
by Supernova | Aug 20, 2021 | Animals, Earth, Nature, South Africa
Frogs in South Africa The world’s frog population is varied and diverse. Scientists believe that there are over 4 000 different kinds of amphibians on Earth. Frogs form a part of this group. In South Africa, we have our own large variety of frogs, which ranks us...
by Supernova | Aug 6, 2021 | Culture, History, News
Before the Olympic Games officially begin, a flaming torch is carried from the birthplace of the games in Olympia, Greece. It is lit from the flame at the Temple of Hera (where a Greek goddess was married to Zeus) in a special ceremony. It then travels to the...
