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Have you ever wondered why the sky is blue in the morning, and then orange in the evening? Incredibly, milk can show us why!

Look out! This quiz is meant to shake you up… unless of course you can rise like a tsunami and score a 5/5.

Bathymetry is the study of the ocean floor. And it creates a lot of maps! These maps record the changing depths of the ocean and are often beautiful to look at. Why not make your own?

Learn about the different parts of plants, as well as the science of preservation, by making your own pretty potpourri.

Well, well, well, we’re working with water – just in time for World Water Day (22 March 2024)! Dive right in, wade through the questions and go for a splashy 5/5!

No one likes mosquito bites, and certainly not the ones that spread diseases. In a new study, scientists have found a way to protect us from yellow fever mosquitoes using static electricity.

Houston, we have lift-off! This fun activity will turn your local stomping-grounds into a rocket launch facility.

CSIRO is marching in Mardi Gras this weekend (2 March)! To celebrate the kaleidoscope of human diversity, we’re flying this colourful rainbow quiz.

They’re cute, colourful and … clever? Scientists just discovered that common clownfish can count! Or at least, they can recognise the number of stripes on other fish. And it helps them pick their friends from foes.

Don’t have any sour candy on hand? Make something even sweeter! These glitter grapes come in all kinds of fruity flavours.