OYLA Magazine.

12/19/2025

How to help children maintain interest in reading in the age of digital technologies?

Reading together, letting kids choose what they love, and keeping a gentle balance with gadgets helps reading stay joyful, not forced.

You’ll find more curious stories, ideas, and calm reading moments in OYLA magazine.

12/17/2025

11/03/2025

🚀The latest issue of OYLA magazine is on its way to you!
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Inside your November 2025 issue:
🎩How did world expos begin?
🥚Why are chicken eggs different colors?
🧑‍🚀How do astronauts train?

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10/01/2025

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Inside your October 2025 issue:
🏃How did the Olympics evolve?
🐦‍⬛What makes crows so intelligent?
💧Why can liquids climb upwards?
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09/10/2025

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Inside your September 2025 issue:
🥔How did potatoes end famines?
🌐Is a universal tongue possible?
⚡ What future awaits particle accelerators?
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08/22/2025

Ever wondered what meteorites look like? 🌌 Dive into our meteorite article (in July #2 issue) and try your luck in the Meteorite Hunter’s Quest!
Our readers shared their top finds. Which one do you think is the real space rock? ☄️

08/19/2025

OYLA Junior presents: From Outer Space 👽 🪐

We asked our young readers to imagine their own aliens and they delivered! Swipe through to meet these extraordinary visitors from faraway worlds!

08/01/2025

🚀The latest issue of OYLA magazine is on its way to you!
THE NEXT ISSUE
IS COMING SOON!
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Inside your August 2025 issue:
🏟️How did one amphitheatre shape history?
💸 What turned paper into real money?
⚛️Can just three neutrons change everything?
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07/30/2025

In light of the recent tsunami alerts across the Pacific — from Japan to California — we are sharing our latest OYLA podcast episode on the science behind tsunamis: how they form, why they’re so destructive, and what early warning systems are doing to save lives.

This episode was recorded before the current events, but we believe now is an important moment to understand how these powerful natural forces work — and how knowledge can protect us.

Our thoughts are with everyone affected by today’s events. Link in stories.