Science Magazines for Young People

Science magazines nurture critical and analytical thinking in young people. We have gathered four science and technology magazines worth following.

Science magazines are among the favourite sources of those who want to keep up with the latest technological innovations and deepen their understanding of science. Presenting fascinating information in an accessible language, and academically well grounded, these magazines are often cited as sources in research. We have gathered four science and technology magazines that young people should absolutely follow.

Bilim ve Teknik

Published by TÜBİTAK since 1967, this monthly magazine is one of the most widely read science magazines in Türkiye. With its plain and accessible style, it offers academic articles anyone can read, and it is also known for producing separate magazines for different age groups.

National Geographic

First published in 1888, National Geographic reaches its readers in 33 languages. Covering not only science but also geography, nature, history and art, the magazine gives young people a broad perspective through the striking photographs selected from its own archive.

With a publishing history of 148 years, Popular Science reaches its readers in 45 countries and 35 languages. Its articles on space, the universe, aviation technology, renewable energy and physics broaden the horizons of the curious.

Herkese Bilim ve Teknoloji

Published weekly, this 24-page magazine offers horizon-broadening content every Friday. Drawing on foreign sources as well, the magazine appeals especially to young people with its current and engaging content and nurtures critical thinking.

In brief

  • Science magazines keep young people informed about the latest discoveries.
  • They develop critical, analytical and creative thinking.
  • Most magazines also publish their articles on their websites.

For younger readers, you can also explore our article on magazines for children.

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