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What's inside a laptop? How can you stuff 1,000 CDs into an MP3 player? Who built the Internet? How smart is the world's smartest robot? How do smartphones and TV remote controls work? The answers to...
Robots Are Colour Blind
NASA’s Mars exploration rovers Spirit and Opportunity were sent to the planet to investigate its geology. Accurate images of the surface were needed so that possible areas to investigate could be selected and then the rover directed towards them. The cameras on board the rovers can only record black and white...
In The Robot's Revenge , a factory of robots is on the rampage! You'll have to sneak pas sensors, pull the power on a monster robot and outwit an evil genius to survive! Will you be able to make it out alive? Readers must use their knowledge of invention and robotics to save the day.
Part of a series of four...
Now that computer games have come to stay, tin toys have become obsolete for today's children. This text presents an overview of this era in the history of toys.
Roche, the Swiss healthcare company, has created this collection of resources to give some context to how science in school can be linked to the development of drugs.
Some of the activities relate directly to a subject area in science such as disease transmission, the problem with anti-biotic resistant...
Become a nature activity adventurer! Get expert tips on rock and fossil hunting and try over 30 cool projects. Create an amazing crystal creations in a grapefruit skin or an earth-shaking volcano. Also includes a...
Wall-Mounted diorama with 19 different types of rock.
Using an enquiry approach, this series explores earth science topics enabling students to learn about the natural processes and cycles that make the earth the way it is today. Various geological, hydrological,...