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

Pomology • IT CONTAINS POISON, INSPIRED NEWTON AND IS THE NAMESAKE OF THE COMPANY THAT CREATED POPULAR TABLETS AND CELLPHONES. LET'S INVESTIGATE THE APPLE.

Brain Yack • LET'S TALK ABOUT SOMETHING REALLY SMART.

THE ADVENTURES OF Tallulah

SAND AND WATER FUN

Air PRESSURE

Charles Darwin and the GALÁPAGOS ISLANDS

WHALE ROCKSTARS and the man who made them famous • Songs of the Humpback Whale was a record produced by Dr. Roger Payne in 1970. It sold over 125,000 copies, making it the most popular environmental album in history. All of its profits went to the Wildlife Conservation Society's Whale Fund and it sparked a “save the whales” movement.

Magic ALGECADABRA! • Who doesn't love tricks, riddles or puzzles? That's what algebra is all about! Try the exercise below. You'll feel the magic too!

PLANTS that FEEL? • The next time you walk by a plant, you may want to say hello! Try tickling one under the leaves – it just might respond.

RESONANCE

WATER and Waves THEY TELL US A STORY

HOW TO READ RAINBOWS

WALKING WATER RAINBOW

AMAZING AEROGELS • BECAUSE OF THEIR APPEARANCE, THEY ARE REFERRED TO AS FROZEN SMOKE AND HAVE EVEN BEEN CALLED PET CLOUDS.

Can you SMELL THEM? • ANTS EMIT AN ODOUR THAT SOME OF US ARE ABLE TO SMELL AND OTHERS CAN'T.

is it true? • Do you have a friend whose fourth cousin once pulled a spider's leg from his nose? Let's explore the truth behind some common and dubious myths.

ICEFISH NESTS • Antarctic icefish is a unique species of fish found in the southern Weddell Sea in Antartica. These fish are known for their unusual ability to adapt to the ice-cold and oxygen-rich waters of the Antarctic. Also known as Notothenioids, the icefish belongs to the Channichthyidae family, which exclusively inhabits the Antarctic region.