Double Helix – Issue 73, 15 July 2024
English | 40 pages | True PDF | 22.1 MB
Looking for seriously fun science, technology, engineering, and maths news for your curious kids or tech-talented teens? We’ve got you covered! Inside every issue you’ll find articles, activities, puzzles, comics, and prizes galore. Perfect reading for enquiring minds, CSIRO’s Double Helix magazine is packed with news, features, fun experiments, giveaways and more. Each issue focuses on a different theme, from smells to spaceships and beyond! With clear language and eye-catching design, the content promotes critical thinking, strengthens literacy skills and is the perfect fuel to spark or sustain an interest in STEM. Double Helix is published eight times a year. It is ideal for 8 to 13-year-olds and enjoyed by older readers as well.
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