Scientriffic magazine

Try your hand at exciting experiments and activities from CSIRO's Double Helix Science Club. Mix some slime, build a rocket, make sultanas dance and more, using everyday equipment from around the house!

How about a prize or two? If you've got your copy of Scientriffic, you can enter online today!

This experiment from CSIRO's Double Helix Club provides instructions on how to make your toy it's very own parachute. But how does a parachute work? Find out for yourself in this experiment.

Look out, there are millipedes about! Read about the results of the CSIRO Double Helix Science Club national experiment, Millipede Mayhem.

New research shows just how strong the desire to be in a group can be. Read more in this extract from CSIRO's Scientriffic magazine for readers seven years old and above.

Mathematicians put a new spin on crochet to make a beautiful and woolly statement about the environment. Find out more in this extract from CSIRO's Scientriffic magazine for ages 7-10.

Australia won’t be able to maintain a science-literate population if the decline in science education is not reversed, says CSIRO science educator Dr Kath Kovac.

Discover the cold, dry and windy continent of Antarctica with weblinks, experiments, articles, photo galleries and an expedition diary from the editor of CSIRO's Scientriffic magazine.

Become a member of CSIRO's Double Helix Science Club today, using our secure online membership form.

Use Scientriffic in the classroom with help from the complementary Teacher's Guides. Each edition includes curriculum links, worksheets and other support material for teachers.