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An online publication and podcast produced by Science Centre Singapore exploring the universe from the heartlands. Previously known as I Saw the Science blog.

04/08/2026

What's the science behind liquid nitrogen being able to "explode" this way? 🤯🤯

Watch the reel to find out, or come watch the science shows happening during SG Science Fest! Get your tickets here: https://www.science.edu.sg/whats-on/sg-science-fest

01/08/2026

What happens to a ship after it sinks? 🚢

Beneath the waves, a shipwreck begins its transformation. Over time, it becomes home to marine life, from tiny microorganisms and corals, to fish and even sharks.

But while these underwater structures support thriving ecosystems, they may also introduce pollutants and invasive species into the ocean.

Discover how depth, time and temperature shape the life of a shipwreck. Read the full article here: https://voiddeck.science.edu.sg/one-ocean/ecosystems-of-shipwrecks/

28/07/2026

Ever wondered how shipwrecks end up teeming with marine life? We examine the different types of marine biodiversity a shipwreck "houses" as months, years and decades go by 🐟🪸

For more on shipwrecks and marine life, come check out our SG Science Fest happening from the 8th - 10th of August! Through a self-guided mystery experience, guests will get to piece together clues, solve puzzles, and unravel the secret behind the sinking of the ship.

Find out more here: https://www.science.edu.sg/whats-on/sg-science-fest

22/07/2026

How much do we really know about our oceans?

Despite covering more than 70% of Earth's surface, much of the ocean remains unexplored. From drifting through Arctic sea ice to mapping the deep seafloor, scientists are uncovering new insights into one of Earth's last great frontiers. 🌊

At our latest ONE Ocean Science Café, oceanographer Marcel Babin (Fondation Tara Océan) and Dr Lim Tit Meng (OceanX) shared how science and storytelling are helping us better understand and protect our planet.

Watch the video for some highlights from the evening, or check out our full article here: https://voiddeck.science.edu.sg/one-ocean/from-sea-ice-to-seafloor--the-science-of-ocean-exploration/

Photos from Void Deck's post 10/07/2026

Curious to know what lies beneath the ocean, but the thought of diving in the deep blue sea scares you?

What if we told you exploring the underwater world doesn't require you to swim at all? 🤯

At Secrets of the Blue, an immersive virtual reality experience at our ONE Ocean exhibition, you get to embark on a journey through kelp forests, seagrass meadows, mangroves, and a vibrant coral reef 🪸

Check out our full article to discover how virtual reality can bring us closer to the ocean and inspire a deeper appreciation for marine ecosystems.

https://voiddeck.science.edu.sg/one-ocean/how-does-vr-bring-the-ocean-closer-to-us-/

30/06/2026

What is one golden rule all divers observe when they encounter marine life?

No touching, and always maintain a safe distance ✋🔙🐡🐠

What are some other considerations divers have to take note of? 🤿 Find out more by tuning into our full podcast here: https://voiddeck.science.edu.sg/s3e3-deep-dive-vodcast/

23/06/2026

A two-hours drive + two hours of waiting on the boat to see a dugong 🤯🤯🤯 But is it worth it?

“Definitely… Admiring them from afar and observing their behaviour is something that I think is why we divers love to go back and dive every time.” 🥹🌊🦭

Curious to learn more about diving and the world of oceans? Tune into the full podcast, or join our ONE Ocean cafe event happening this Friday 🌊

Podcast: https://for.edu.sg/voiddeckspotify

ONE Ocean cafe: https://programmes.tickets.science.edu.sg/attraction/science-caf-58833

19/06/2026

Are whale sharks whales or sharks? What types of sounds do divers hear underwater? Other than looking out for animals, what else do they do? (Hint: 💃💃💃)

Find out more by tuning into the full podcast here: https://voiddeck.science.edu.sg/s3e3-deep-dive-vodcast/

And if you'd like an after-hours tour of our ONE Ocean exhibition + listen to guest speakers from Tara Polaris Expeditions and OceanX, check out our Science Cafe event happening on 26th June, 6.30pm-9pm. More info here: https://programmes.tickets.science.edu.sg/attraction/science-caf-58833

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