Art & Culture
The Mona Lisa & the Louvre Museum
Imagine standing in front of a painting so famous that thousands of people rush past hundreds of other amazing artworks just to see it.
Fresh stories from Jersey and around the world — written just for kids.
Imagine standing in front of a painting so famous that thousands of people rush past hundreds of other amazing artworks just to see it.
The US government has begun releasing secret files about mysterious objects in the sky. Whether they are alien ships or just releases to keep people curious, remains to be seen.
A French robotics company has developed a new artificial intelligence “brain” and a robotic hand that can perform delicate tasks, such as playing the piano and cracking eggs.
Health authorities in the UK and USA have launched a major investigation after a rare virus was discovered on a cruise ship. Although the risk to the public remains very low, scientists are working hard to track passengers and prevent the illness from spreading.
A clever new invention is using the power of the ocean to run high-tech computers. These giant towers bob in the waves to create clean energy in the middle of the sea.
Thousands of children in Canada have joined together for the “Great Big Crunch” to celebrate healthy eating. By biting into apples and carrots at the same time, they helped persuade the government to support better school meals.
Big changes are coming to school canteens across England! The government has announced a new plan to overhaul school dinners and restrict sugar-laden treats.
The Artemis II mission is making history! For the first time in over 50 years, humans have traveled to the Moon, testing everything we need to live and work in deep space.
One hundred years ago, a young girl named Helen Keller had a “lightbulb moment” that changed the world.
A cool new company called SAWES Energy Technology and a smart group of scientists from Tsinghua University in China just finished testing a super-sized invention called the S2000. It’s a massive airship designed to catch the wind where it blows the hardest: way up in the clouds!