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Deciphering the Universe
How Irish scientists contributed to an extraordinary achievement, the successful landing of a probe on a far distant comet. Following a ten year journey out into space, ESA’s Rosetta launched its Philae probe and seven hours later it signalled that it had landed on the Churyomov-Gerasimenko comet, 510 million km distant from Earth.

Limestone
Paddy Gaffikin explains what's so special about Ireland's most common rock.

Glass Cancer
Experts explain production problems which cause some toughened glass to shatter.

Geo Images
Award winning photography from the annual Du Noyer Competition.

Inside a Jet Engine
A look inside the workings of an incredible engine.

Barking Mad
Why do some trees cast off their bark? Julia Galbenu explains.

Science Spin Regulars
Young Scientists, Careers, Ask a Scientist, Family Science and Weird & Wonderful Animals all inside this issue!

Science Spin Magazine Description:

An independent science magazine presenting science in a way that is accessible, relevant and interesting to all readers. Coverage of science extends from astronomy to zoology, and features are written with both general public and specialists in mind.

Science Spin was established in 2003 to provide an independent platform for reporting on science. Science Spin takes a local view of science both at home and abroad, and in this way it is different from international magazines.