Muse Science Magazine for Kids - April 2022

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Find out about a powerful new laser tool uncovering ancient Maya structures, and the Sahara Desert’s past as a seaway! Meet the biologist who discovered some crickets had lost their chirp, and a leader of the global Search for Lost Species campaign. Learn about a startling medical condition in which people are lost every day of their lives, and the significant role emotion plays in memory.

Laser Beams Discover a Lost World

A POWERFUL NEW ARCHAEOLOGY TOOL REVEALS COUNTLESS MAYA STRUCTURES.

6 mins

When the Sahara Was a Seaway

HOW SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE EXPOSED THE WATERY PAST OF THE DRIEST PLACE ON EARTH.

6 mins

From the PLEISTOCENE

The lost world of mammoths, saber-toothed cats, and dire wolves

5 mins

ROBIN TINGHITELLA

EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGIST

6 mins

THE SEARCH FOR LOST SPECIES

EVEN SPECIES LOST FOR DECADES CAN BE FOUND AGAIN.

4 mins

ELEMENTARY, MY DEAR MENDELEEV

Sometimes how you organize things makes all the difference.

3 mins

UNFORGETTABLE

EMOTIONS PLAY A BIG ROLE IN WHAT WE REMEMBER

4 mins

LOST EVERY DAY

A medical condition leads some people to get lost every day of their lives.

5 mins

FROM THE BUREAU OF LOST FACTS AND MISPLACED EXAM ANSWERS

Try these memory methods, and you'll never forget a faćt again! a

4 mins

DON'T FEAR THE BERMUDA TRIANGLE

"I don't know where we are...both my compasses are out." This was one of the last radio messages that US Navy Lt. Charles C. Taylor ever sent. He had been out on a routine training mission with his students, flying in a group of five planes over the ocean off the Eastern coast of Florida on December 5, 1945. They never returned. No trace of the men or any of their planes was ever found.

4 mins

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Muse Science Magazine for Kids Description:

Muse is for kids ages 9-14 who love to learn about new things. Each issue has articles to satisfy every curiosity about our world, from genetics to space to geology. And, Muse is sponsored by the Smithsonian, so your child is always getting up-to-date accurate information.