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Max, Mathieu and Cécile explore the Earth's properties by studying volcanoes, earth layers, rocks and minerals, etc.

Mathieu, Max and Cécile decide to investigate to find out what science can tell us about iron... the most important metal in the world.

Cécile and Max are building a snail house on the terrace and Mathieu is amazed by their passion. He'd love to know more. How are snails born? What do they eat? Do they live in groups or are they solitary?

Cécile wonders how far it is possible to see into the infinitely small? Can we see an atom, for example? Is there anything smaller than an atom, and how can we see it?

Growing a vegetable or fruit has required a great deal of ingenuity from humans. Agriculture has evolved over the centuries and with technological advances to feed humanity.

Who hasn't dreamed of becoming a veterinarian at some point? In the city, the countryside, or even at the zoo, veterinarians are the heroes who save our animal friends.

The Olympic Games in Paris are coming soon! Already practiced by the ancient Greeks, sport quickly spread across the globe to become an essential social phenomenon. Why?

When we talk about tsunamis, we rarely think that they can occur in France, and yet 80 of these enormous waves have been recorded there since 1564.

In just a few years, with the advent of digital technology, the virtual world has gradually infiltrated the real world. Today, thanks to ever more powerful software, anything has become possible.