Kawn now lives on your Home Screen. - Widgets: NASA's picture of the day, a new science fact every day, your explorer rank and day streak, and a live countdown to the next rocket launch. Your streak and the next launch can also sit on your Lock Screen. - Ask Siri "Tell me a fact from Kawn", or open any planet, the daily quiz or the next launch by voice. - Search from your Home Screen: planets, laws, scientists, animal and plant groups and facts now appear in the results, in Arabic or English. - Touch and hold the Kawn icon to jump straight to search, the fact of the day, the daily quiz or the picture of the day. - Every fact has its own page: listen to it, save it, flip to another, or share it as a ready-made story image. - Meet your Explorer Card on the Me tab: a holographic card that shimmers as you tilt your phone, with your rank, streak, badges and a constellation of everything you have explored. Share it with friends. - Cards now open smoothly into their pages, and the Today page has a living aurora sky. - Pages no longer slide sideways while you scroll, and photo galleries swipe correctly in Arabic.

Discovery Season: twelve new features, one landing every month. A new discovery arrives on the 1st of every month, announced by a notification and introduced the next time you open Kawn. Joining late costs you nothing - every discovery that already landed is waiting for you. The first one is here now: - Cosmic Calendar: the whole 13.8 billion year history of the universe squeezed into a single year, on a ring you can drag through. Zoom into December 31, where all of human history happens in the last seconds, and see how long your own life lasts in cosmic time. Still to come this season: - Feel the heartbeat of a blue whale, and of a hummingbird, through your phone - The Arabic names of the brightest stars, on living constellation charts - Your age, your weight and your next birthday on every world - The Moon's exact phase for any night, tied to the Hijri calendar - A blackbody lab where a star changes color as you turn up the heat - Any two things in the universe, side by side at true scale - Your reflexes measured to the millisecond against nature's fastest - A single zoom from a quark to the edge of the observable universe - A pulse of light you can follow from the Sun in real time - All 118 elements, with atoms you can watch - And a finale made from your own year of exploring The season screen shows every month with its landing date, and a countdown to the next one.