Scholastic MATH

Lace up your skates and hit the ice—it’s hockey season! From October through next June, the 32 teams of the National Hockey League (NHL) compete to become league champions and take home the Stanley Cup. Before it even started, this hockey season made history. In July, the Seattle Kraken appointed Jessica Campbell to join their coaching team. She’s the first full-time female coach in more than 100 years of NHL history. All the players—and all the other coaches—in the league are men.

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What do Pikachu, SpongeBob, and Snoopy all have in common? Balloon versions have soared over New York City during Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade! This is thanks to helium, a gas lighter than air. Helium is inert, so it doesn’t easily react with other elements, says chemist Justin Douglas at the University of Kansas. It won’t catch fire or cause an explosion. That makes helium useful in many industries—from health care to space travel. Helium is mined from natural gas deposits.

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