Get ready to cross walls, dive under seas, and decode the secret mathematics of nature—because The Explorer’s November 2025 issue is here, and it’s taking curiosity to a whole new level!

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This month, we journey from Venice, the city that shouldn’t exist, to the Berlin Wall, the barrier that once split the world in two. We’ll uncover the strange logic of Zeno’s Paradox, peek inside the hidden Fibonacci code woven through sunflowers and seashells, and unravel the eerie mystery of school dreams that still haunt our sleep.

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You’ll meet Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman in space, discover why centipedes don’t really have a hundred legs, and learn how fireworks were born from ancient Chinese alchemy. Then we’ll dive deep—really deep—into the midnight sea to meet the anglerfish, nature’s glowing lantern of the dark.

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Plus, our “Ask the Expert” and “How Stuff Works” sections reveal why your voice sounds weird on recordings and how Einstein’s photoelectric effect sparked the solar revolution!

So, buckle up, explorers—this isn’t just a magazine, it’s a voyage.

— The Explorer Team
1st November, 2025