Here at Aquanaut HQ we’re discovering world economics. We might take water in our taps for granted but globally, water is surprisingly scarcer than you might think, which means it’s more important ...

The good news is the job can done more efficiently by using drip-feed irrigation systems where water is fed to the roots ...

Interceptors or Grease Traps, can be installed in drains to catch FOG before it can cause problems. There’s a huge number of ...

The main cereal crops that farmers grow are wheat, barley, and oats, but I bet you didn’t know how busy a farmer’s year is… It all starts around the end of Autumn, when we’re enjoying Halloween and ...

Digital cameras are everywhere nowadays. In phones, in tablets and in computers. But how do they actually work? Well, light goes into the lens and lands on a small sensor. The sensor is divided into ...

Learn how water travels to your taps, what happens to it after we use it and why things like FOG (that’s Fats, Oils, and ...

The water then goes through a series of filters, each removing more and more sediment, before arriving in an aeration tank ...

Rivers are some of the most fascinating natural wonders on Earth. They provide water, support wildlife, and are also the ...

Here’s what Professor Hallux has to say: We all like finding out the answer to curious conundrums like these – even if NO ONE likes being sick. Being sick, or vomiting, happens when your body ejects ...

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In each episode, the team behind The Week Junior’s Science+Nature magazine investigates a different unexplained phenomenon with the help of expert guests. Send us a voicemail message and you could ...

Here’s what Professor Hallux has to say: The easy answer is that it’s because of the huge amount of bacteria you find in poo. There are trillions of them in your gut – some are harmful germs, but most ...