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- Installs
- 100+
- Category
- Books & Reference
- Content rating
- Everyone
- Version
- 26.08.04.1
- Released
- Jun 29, 2026
- Last updated
- 4 Aug 2026
- In-app purchases
- No
- Contains ads
- Yes
- Promo video
- No
- Requires Android
- 7.0
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Discover 1,500+ bite-sized science facts across 12 fields, from physics and chemistry to space, biology, and the human body. A fresh fact every day Browse by category or hit Surprise me Save the ones you love and share them as clean cards Test yourself with the quiz Add the home-screen widget for a daily dose Dark and light themes Learn something amazing every day.
Bite-sized science facts, with a fresh amazing fact about science every day.
An amazing fact about science, every single day. Science · Amazing Facts turns the wonders of science into bite-sized stories you will actually remember. Open the app to a fresh fact each day, then keep going: swipe through hundreds of hand-picked moments from quantum physics to human biology, each one exploring the incredible reality we live in. WHAT'S INSIDE • A featured fact every day, with an optional gentle daily reminder • Hundreds of facts across twelve themes of science • Full-screen reading, one fact at a time, distraction-free • A quick quiz to test what you have learned • Search the whole archive in seconds • Bookmark the facts you love and return to them anytime EXPLORE TWELVE CORNERS OF SCIENCE • Physics & Forces • Chemistry & Materials • Mathematics • Cosmos & Astronomy • Earth & Planetary • Life & Biology • Human Body • Technology & How It Works • Energy & Matter • Science History • Scientists & Minds • Strange Science BUILT TO ENJOY • A sleek, modern design with crisp technical typography made for reading • Light and dark themes • A home-screen widget with the fact of the day • Works fully offline, no account required Whether you have ten seconds or ten minutes, Science · Amazing Facts is the easiest way to learn something remarkable about the world of science every day.