๐ Let’s make Slime!
Play along with Andrea as she shows us how simple it is to make satisfying slime at home - it's all in the science!...
19 January, 2021
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โ๏ธ George the Geologist – Honeycomb Weathering
Honeycomb weathering is a cool surface texture that forms on rocks near the beach. But why only at the beach? Join George as he brings us a bonus video from his trip to Port Macquarie and takes a look at how this weathering process works....
07 January, 2021
๐ Pinning Cicadas
As summer progresses, I have found many dead cicadas around our property. Most of these will become food for other animals, and contribute to nutrient cycling. I have managed to salvage a few and, with my niece, we have carefully pinned and preserved some beautiful...
05 January, 2021
๐ Virtual Reef Diver
Do you want to do more for our Great Barrier Reef but need a way to contribute from home? Check out this amazing citizen science project and be involved for the chance to win a GoPro!...
18 December, 2020
โ๏ธ George the Geologist – Blueschist
George has found his favourite rock ever! Blueschist is an extremely rare rock, but not for the reason you think....
17 December, 2020
๐๐๐ Our mystery animal is the Scandinavian Red-Nosed Reindeer โ ๐๐ถ๐ฃ๐ณ๐ถ๐ฎ๐ณ๐ฉ๐ช๐ฏ๐ฐ ๐ต๐ข๐ณ๐ข๐ฏ๐ฅ๐ถ๐ด!
The red-nosed reindeer is a rare sub breed of reindeer endemic to the North Pole....
16 December, 2020
๐น Bloopers and Best Bits ๐ ๐
This year we've had so much fun making science play videos that we thought we'd share some bloopers and best bits!...
15 December, 2020
The Great Cicada Blitz
What a bumper cicada season we've had! The loud calls of the males fill the air with the distinctive sounds of summer. But despite their unmistakable and familiar calling, not a lot is known about the ecological preferences and requirements that cicadas need to survive....
11 December, 2020
โ๏ธ George the Geologist – Serpentinite
Serpentinite is a rock type formed when sea floor basalt is carried down into a subduction zone and cooked and altered by water. But then it starts to get really strange!...
10 December, 2020