Strap in for liftoff—because the September 2025 issue of The Explorer is our boldest adventure yet! From the explosive idea of nuking volcanoes on Mars to make it habitable, to the eerie mystery of hundreds of skeletons discovered in a frozen Himalayan lake, this issue dives deep into the wildest questions kids can imagine—and backs them with science. We explore how real-life zombie stories from Haiti inspired Hollywood, unravel the strategy secrets of the Cold War using Game Theory, and reveal the physics behind the unbelievable speed of Formula 1 cars.

But that's just the beginning. Readers will unlock the secrets of night vision in cats, meet Ada Lovelace—the world’s first computer programmer—and even build their own electromagnet at home. Each article is packed with hands-on learning, stunning visuals, and fun facts that make science feel like a real-life treasure hunt. With brain puzzles, experiments, and Ask-the-Expert columns, this issue isn’t just about reading—it’s about doing, thinking, and creating.

Whether your child is a space nerd, mystery lover, tech enthusiast, or just wildly curious—this issue has something for every young explorer. Fuel their imagination, ignite their questions, and let them discover a world where science feels like magic.

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The Explorer Team

1st September, 2025