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BBC Knowledge Magazine - February 2014

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In this issue

In this issue of BBC Knowledge magazine, we look at the Incredible Truth About Time and how it is responsible for the origins of the Universe and us. Scientists delve into the societal behaviour of ants in Smarty Ants and come up with new innovations to improve human lives. Take a look at our Gadgets - a travel special, to make a note of gadgets you need for your next vacation. Fancy being an astronaut? We list he occupational hazards of working at 370km above Earth at the International Space Station. We introduce a new section starting this issue - In Focus, where we chronicle the contribution of individuals who have left their legacy in the world; we look at J Robert Oppenheimer, the father of the atomic bomb. Happy Reading!

BBC Knowledge Magazine Description:

Publisher: Worldwide-Media

Category: Science

Language: English

Frequency: Bi-Monthly

BBC Knowledge is a magazine for young inquisitive minds where well-researched, handpicked stories are matched with breath-taking visuals to cover science, history and nature. Written by renowned International and Indian experts, its wide range of features provides riveting and up-to-date information on topics as varied as technology, archaeology, natural history and space exploration. With material meant to stimulate the mind, BBC Knowledge looks to empower a generation of young readers.