Curious Kids: What is the Earth made of?: The view of our planet from aboard the International Space Station. Expedition 43/NASACurious Kids is a series for children in which we ask experts to answer questions from kids. What is the Earth made of? (Zamo, 3, Nairobi) The Earth started out as a ball of very, very hot liquid. This liquid was mostly made of two elements called … [Read more...] about Curious Kids: What is the Earth made of? | The Conversation
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Curious Kids: should I be scared of lightning? | The Conversation
Curious Kids: should I be scared of lightning?: LM Gray/ShutterstockCurious Kids is a series for children in which we ask experts to answer questions from kids. Should I be scared of lightning? (Callan, 10, Johannesburg) Big storms can be very scary. When a storm happens dark clouds appear, heavy rain often falls, winds are gusty and … [Read more...] about Curious Kids: should I be scared of lightning? | The Conversation
Curious 6 month old cub
Curious 6 month old cub Image by Tambako the Jaguar This six month old cub was pretty curious and wanted to look to my camera quite closely! :) You can see my reflection in the eyes! This South Africa image was automatically curated and published with WP Robot plugin - CLICK HERE to learn more about WP Robot for Wordpress - a massive time and money saver. Visit the MyPE … [Read more...] about Curious 6 month old cub
The curious case of the BET nominations
The curious case of the BET nominations: The curious case of the BET nominations: I left Accra last Sunday night and arrived in Johannesburg in the morning of Monday and by afternoon, I had arrived together with a 25-member team from Ghana and Nigeria, in Durban. We are here to take part in the annual tourism event organised by South African Tourism known as INDABA. Click HERE … [Read more...] about The curious case of the BET nominations
Using fiction to make the curious links between financial risk and terrorism | The Conversation
Using fiction to make the curious links between financial risk and terrorism: From the cover of JG Ballard's 'Concrete Island'. Review 2016: This has been a year most of humanity would like to forget with war, disasters, racism, sexism and, especially in arts and culture, the deaths of revered icons. But it is also in the arts and culture where people look for and … [Read more...] about Using fiction to make the curious links between financial risk and terrorism | The Conversation
