Educational: Mathematics, science and technology, general

20 July 1969.

Did you know that cats learn to purr when they are only a few days old?

Did you know that dolphins sleep with one eye open?

Did you know that penguins have a layer of fat called blubber?

Did you know that sloths do a "e;dance"e; to cover up their poo?

Did you know that snakes poo and pee at the same time?

Did you know that spiders have hundreds of hairs, which they use to hear with?

Geothermal energy makes use of the energy already present within the earth.

Hydropower makes use of the energy in flowing water.

Solar energy harnesses the power of the sun.

Wind energy harnesses the power of the wind.

In this book, early readers will be fascinated to find out more about the different animals you might find on a farm.

Buildings on the Farm takes beginning readers on a tour of a farmyard.

Machines on the Farm shows early readers some common farm vehicles, including tractors, planters and combine harvesters.

Early readers will discover fields of wheat, corn, potatoes and other crops in Plants on the Farm.

Where can you get paid to deal with bugs, bacteria and animal waste?

After travelling millions of miles through space, roving robots gently landed on Mars and then drove across its surface.

People who lose limbs now have incredible options to help them walk and do other everyday activities.

Today's cutting-edge cars use sensors and powerful computers to 'see' their surroundings and safely drive from place to place.

Red car, blue car, racing car, police car!

Hop on board!

Row, row, row your boat -- or cruise on an ocean liner!

Get a bird's-eye view of aeroplanes past and present.

When Artificial Intelligence (AI) is part of our lives, it can make suggestions for us based on our habits.

What kind of work might be taken over by Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

People have thought about robots for a long time, but technology now exists to make it a reality.

The future of entertainment is here.

Throughout history, people have built incredible structures across the world.

Reusable rockets are making space travel cheaper and more common.

The military and police use robots to stop bombs from exploding.

The bubonic plague is a disease spread by fleas that live on rats.

Malaria is spread by infected mosquitoes.

Have you ever wondered how bubbles are made?

Did you know you can make a rainbow in a jar?

Do you love playing tricks on your friends?

Did you know you can make your own tornado in a bottle?

Have you ever wanted to launch your own rocket?

Slime is strange and fascinating.

Easy-to-follow text and photos introduce readers to tigers and their cubs.

Easy-to-follow text and photos introduce readers to penguins and their chicks.

Easy-to-follow text and photos introduce readers to gorillas and their infants Plus each title includes bonus augmented reality video to help readers learn more.

Easy-to-follow text and photos introduce readers to ducks and their ducklings.

Easy-to-follow text and photos introduce readers to dogs and their puppies.

In this series, simple easy-to-follow text and stunning photographs introduce readers to interesting animals and their babies.

It's equal parts stunt-plane fun and aviator cool for builders of all levels!

Johannes Gutenberg wasn't just an inventor.

Thomas Edison wasn't just an inventor.

Marie Curie wasn't just a scientist.

Why do humans look like they do?

Shock your imagination with a hands-on introduction to electronic circuits.