Supernova magazine vol 8.5

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Supernova Vol 8.5. The mag for curious kids, published in S.A every 2 months.

What’s Inside?

Feature articles

  • South African Bushbabies — What’s that jumping in the trees? It’s the cutest big-eyed bushbabies! Find out more about the Lesser and Thick-tailed bushbaby.
  • Active Earth Shapers: Volcanoes and their Awesome Power — Since the earliest history, volcanoes have quite literally moved and shaped the earth! Find out more on p.32.
  • The Origins of Yellow — How did yellow come to feature in everyday life? That’s a story that starts far back in time. Go to p.38 for the full story.
  • Talk of the Town — Town names from Coffee Bay to Tietiesbaai.

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In this issue, we introduce more interviews (with a twist!), we catch up with evolving technologies, and we give some of the old favourites a fresh feel. This might also be the cutest issue ever, as you can’t help but say “Aaawww!” when you see those big-eyed bush babies. So too so we marvel at natures’s scary volcanoes. At the same time, we can’t help but see yellow everywhere, as the flowers are blooming and spring is on its way. Celebrate the seasons with your mag in hand. Maybe take a road trip to far-off places with odd and interesting names, or just out your feet up and read your SN.

~ Candice ( Supernova’s Editor)

 

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Nature

  • What do insects taste like? Have you ever wondered how an insect would taste? While Jules doesn’t personally recommend bug consumption herself, she will definitely help curb your curiosity with her answer.
  • Snail Farmer Step into the profession of heliculture, the process of producing and raising land snails.

History

  • Notre-Dame de Paris  Join Andy as she takes you on a new adventure to learn about the rich history of the Notre-Dame cathedral, one of France’s greatest treasures.

Arts and Culture

  • Look at those curves! The Photo Feed shares some pictures of some seriously curvy buildings, find out how they were designed.
  • The Recorder Meet the windpipe that came before the flute, the recorder! Did you know that famous artists like David Bowie and The Beatles frontman, Paul McCartney, played this instrument?
  • Write a Science Fiction Story — Let’s see what crazy science fiction story you can come up with using our writing prompt.
  • Books Learn interesting book facts, like the scientists who can tell how old a book is by sniffing it!
  • Pixel Art: Our Favourite Visual Styles in Video Games Dive into the technology and uniqueness behind video games, from 8-bit arcade games to photorealistic PlayStation®4 games!
  • An Antarctic Adventure Let’s ask the South African flag how on Earth it got to the South Pole!

Science

  • Photograph by Bill Ingalls/NASA The Big Picture article helps us look at an amazing photo of the space shuttle Atlantis!
  • Science Fundi Meet the brilliant Kelsi Hewitt (13), who won gold for her experiment with Aloe Ferox!

Social Skills

  • Readers’ Letters —Check out the heart-warming and inspiring emails our Supernova fans to us!
  • Restored or ruined? Let’s have a discussion about the value of art. If old artworks are repainted, do you think this improves them or ruins them?

 

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