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Toddlerfest is the perfect way to introduce your tiny scientist to the world of science! Don’t miss this popular event, running until Sunday 7 March (link in bio). Thanks to @little_smiths_play for sharing this great video. 📸💕
WA is home to the the largest land-locked mobile dune system in the southern hemisphere...The Yeagarup Dunes! . But did you know that this 10km body of sand is slowly being blown inland - swallowing up the Karri forest by about 4 metres each year? 🤯 . 📸: @zainiazonzo
Up close with Saturn... . Can you spot the fascinating hexagon pattern at the planet's north pole? It's actually a turbulent storm that's been raging for a least four decades, and scientists are still hypothesising and researching its curious shape. . 📸: NASA / @astronomy_zone_ . . . #saturn #space #astronomy #planet #upinspace
Forget white and grey clouds… have you ever seen a rainbow cloud?! 🌈 . This magical phenomenon occurs when sunlight passes through really thin, high clouds made of tiny water droplets. Light diffracts as it goes through a microscopic droplet, changing direction and spreading out different wavelengths, which allows us to see the waves of colour. . 📸: @eightskies
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