Have you ever wondered what the clouds above you are called?
This month, learn how to identify different types of clouds with expert advice from How to Do (Almost) Everything by Becky Baines and Laurie Avon. From the fluffy cumulus to the wispy cirrus, this month's issue is the ultimate guide for curious cloud spotters. ☁️
What are the odds?
Could you be injured by a toilet? What are the chances of finding a rare pearl in an oyster? And just how likely are these things to happen?
Find out in our September issue: What Are The Odds? - packed with surprising facts and fascinating questions!
☁️Learn how to spot different types of clouds
🦖Meet Gus, the £37.4 million T.rex
🌍Discover Earth's different time zones
🚀Ask the Experts: Dean Regas talks about Pluto
🧠Test your knowledge of geography, animals, space and more with our brain-tickling quiz
What are the odds you will learn something new? Pretty high, we would say!
Check out this month's Big Picture!
Did you know that no two soldiers in the Terracotta Army have the same face?
Find out more impressive historical facts in this month's issue!
The Palace Of Facts is OUT TODAY!
Happy publication day to The Palace Of Facts by Kate Olesin and Andy Smith. ✨🏰
Join Pip, Alice and their dog Charley and discover 400 astounding facts along the way!
Earth vs. Venus! 🌎🌌
They may be almost the same size, but they couldn't be more different! 🌡️
Check out more surprising space facts in this month's issue.
Learn all about the ocean's biggest legends in our July & August bumper issue! 🌊🦈
Meet five prehistoric ocean giants and discover how they compare to the animals swimming our seas today.
Did you know the megalodon lived around 23 million years ago and grew to an astonishing 16–18 metres long, making it nearly three times the size of today's great white shark? 🤯
Dive in and uncover more fascinating facts about these ancient marine giants in our latest issue!
Dive into our bumper July and August issue with Monsters of the Deep!
Inside this special 68-page summer issue, they will…
🌊 Meet the awesome monsters that lurked in Earth’s prehistoric oceans!
⛱️ Discover the science behind building the perfect sandcastle.
🏰 Take a VIP tour of the astonishing Palace of Facts.
⚖️ Learn about the world’s strangest laws.
✨ Get their brain buzzing with a 16-page section of puzzles and games.
Dive into our bumper July and August issue with Monsters of the Deep!
Inside this special 68-page summer issue, they will…
🌊 Meet the awesome monsters that lurked in Earth’s prehistoric oceans!
⛱️ Discover the science behind building the perfect sandcastle.
🏰 Take a VIP tour of the astonishing Palace of Facts.
⚖️ Learn about the world’s strangest laws.
✨ Get their brain buzzing with a 16-page section of puzzles and games.
Cute FACTopia! is OUT NOW! 🎉✨
Happy publication day to Cute FACTopia! by Kate Olesin and Andy Smith.
Created by the team behind the bestselling 2026 World Book Day title Funny FACTopia!, explore 200 adorable facts in this irresistible pocket-sized book!
Did you know Cleopatra spoke NINE languages?
Knowing more than one language is called being multilingual. Learn all about linguistics and languages in this month's Word Up! section.
We hope you and the young readers in your life are enjoying the latest issue of What on Earth! Magazine! In this action-packed edition, they can:
🏃Get moving! Discover why exercise is so good for you, learn how your muscles and bones work, and bust some common fitness myths.
🔍Explore the deepest caves on Earth!
🩷Dive into a world of fluffy, fascinating facts adapted from Cute FACTopia!, the brilliant new book by Kate Olesin and Andy Smith.
🧠Get their brains buzzing with a 16-page section packed with puzzles and games.
💡Plus, enjoy all their favourite regulars including Eureka!, Snap It, How to Chat Chicken, Jokes & Riddles and more!
Our latest Eureka! page is packed with incredible discoveries and mind-blowing breakthroughs!
🎨The world's oldest known artwork.
🐄Scientists have discovered that cows can use tools!
🏎️Meet "The Beast," the fastest remote-controlled car ever built.
Curious to learn more? Dive into this month's issue to explore them all!
Spring is here!🌷🌤️
Today, the Spring Equinox marks the moment when day and night are almost exactly the same length, bringing longer, brighter days and the start of the spring season.
As the days grow warmer, rabbits come out to explore! Have you ever wondered why rabbits have such big ears? Hop into this month's issue to find out. 🐇🌼