 An issue outta this solar system! Explore stories about exoplanets and astronomers. What’s your message to aliens? 

Blossom Buddies - Plants need pollinating insects. So do we! Read about bee scientists and eco-activists. Learn how to plant a pollinator garden—and why you can’t trust an orchid.  

Rules, gear, and tech make games safe, fair, and fun. Meet an innovative athlete, design a new game, and discover the inventor inside! 

The true tech behind comics; cool animal powers; ESP investigation; super scientists and an expert echolocator. Plus design your own hero and villain! 

Meet climate activists, STEM youth leaders, and wildlife defenders. Revisit the courage of children who marched for civil rights in 1963. Inspired? Check out our activism guide for kids! 

What’s happening as we read? Brain science meets education research, wordplay, therapy dogs, and extraordinary libraries! 

Answers from a skateboarding champ and a psychologist; “perfection” in numbers, games, and more; fun activities.  

Legendary biologist E.O. Wilson motivates us to observe, to inquire, and to deepen our love of the natural world.

Fun with self-driving cars, drones, and more. Meet student engineers. Explore smart roads and flying taxis. And don’t miss the maze.

Feet First - Ballet shoes and blue-footed boobies, rehab robotics and reflexology. We’ve got feet covered with STEAM angles both fun and serious.

End of an Era - History, in perspective. Meet geologists, uncover a fateful day for dinos, and observe survivors.

Today’s special fights both hunger and climate change. Explore how to chop food waste and modernize farms.  

Meet ocean scientists, artists, and cave divers. Track turtles and sea monsters. The deeper you go, the more you’ll discover!

Here’s to spaces where making is available to all! Don’t miss the tape mazes, Star Wars costumes, DIY games, and 3D print tips.

Cozy up with the crow family! Read about raptors! The science of birdwatching has never been spookier—or more fun.

Plastic’s piling up, and the way the world recycles is changing. Discover creative solutions—and try an upcycling project.

Gripping stories, climate context, cool firefighting tech, and the surprising benefits of some fires.

Marvelously Modern Maps — Discover why 2D maps are wrong (but useful), meet a cartographer, and follow a search-and-rescue team. Plus lots more to explore.

On the Money — Finance insights from history's tulip crash to modern-day apps. Includes interviews, activities, and a sense of humor.

Bodies in Space — How does spaceflight affect astronauts? When will we achieve deep-space travel? And why send spiders to the ISS? Read on!

What’s Your Bright Idea? — Inventing is for everyone! Inspiration from the Lemelson-MIT Program, Spark!Lab Dr. InBae Yoon Invent It Challenge, and more.

Deep Freeze — How do people and animals thrive in Earth’s coldest habitats? Ice science, wise stories, and Antarctic waters await.

Pictures make info understandable and actionable. Meet data visualization experts, and become a chart detective. Create comics too!

Afterlives — Ghosts, zombies, and science: oh my! Visit a body farm, explore de-extinction, and learn what will happen when the sun dies.  ß

Everything Is Chemical - Baking. Breathing. Sneaking candy. Making soap. Explore the chemistry behind these activities!

In this issue, failure is an option. Stories about intriguing imperfection cover Steve Jobs, cold fusion, and a famous art forger. Meet a researcher who embraces open science, and see true confessions from real scientists.

A Little Help – What’s altruism? How do animals help others? Try cooperative activities—but beware of flesh-eating plants.

Fun by Design — What do adventure playgrounds, roller coasters, Rubik’s cubes, and space robots have in common? Playful engineering!

Hacked: The Heroes & Villains of Computer Security — Some of the good guys are Alice and Bob, mathematicians, white hats, Girl Scouts, password innovators. And bitcoin? Hmmm.

Pets on the Mind - Arf! Meow! Animal companions affect humans in many ways—including our mental health. Take a pet personality test too!

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