Brainspace

Academic print magazine with augmented reality features. Brainspace challenges young minds to think beyond the bricks and mortar of the classroom. Interactive with tablets and phones, digital content is triggered from the images on the print pages of each issue. 36+ pages of content.

Brainspace

MATH • PI ISN'T JUST A NUMBER… IT'S A UNIVERSAL CONSTANT

THE HIDDEN GIANT

BAD GASES • What is the leading cause of greenhouse gases and how do they affect us?

ACID RAIN

The wonders of KARST • An underground cave system that stretches for kilometres, a stone forest of razor-sharp pinnacles, glowing insects creating a starry sky on a cave ceiling and a cavern so big it could hold city blocks. These settings may all sound like they have been ripped from the pages of science fiction, but they exist here on Earth, thanks to a special type of landscape called karst.

KARST WONDERS

GLOW

CARBON: THE EVERYTHING ELEMENT

SOLAR-POWERED SLUG • Sea slugs may not seem like the most intriguing of creatures, but when one showed up in Nova Scotia recently, it got the attention of scientists across North America. The slug in question is remarkable because it can do something almost no other animal can: turn sunlight into energy!

A BETTER LIFE FOR CAPTIVE WHALES • What is life like for the whales and dolphins living in marine parks and aquariums? The truth is that it is cruelly stressful and confining.

Welcoming Wikie and Keijo to Nova Scotia • In December, the Whale Sanctuary Project received exciting news: the government of France has chosen the Nova Scotia sanctuary as the best home for 2 orcas, Wikie and Keijo.

LOUDEST ANIMALS • Whales, monkeys, bats or birds? Which animal do you think wins the competition for the

Squeaks to Rumbles: AMAZING ANIMAL HEARING

BATTLE OF THE BALLOONS • A SOUND EXPERIMENT

WHAT IS THE SOUND BARRIER?

SPACEY MUSIC

PUFFY PLANETS

How AI Chatbots Work

THE ADVENTURES OF Tallulah

Valentine's Day • THE HISTORY, THE SECRECY AND A DIY CODED GIFT