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Old 06/06/12, 10:56 AM
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A good all-around Science magazine or website
I always loved all types of Science in school, but over the years I have gotten away from it. Do you know of a good all-around Science magazine, not overly technical or complex that might have articles about new discoveries, or varied Science topics? or maybe a website that does the same thing?
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Old 06/06/12, 11:02 AM
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One of my favorites: Phys.Org - Science News, Technology, Physics, Nanotechnology, Space Science, Earth Science, Medicine
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Old 06/06/12, 11:15 AM
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Science News
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Old 06/06/12, 11:37 AM
 
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National Geographic.

The Discovery Channel produces a show called Daily Planet. It covers every branch of science. It isn't reading but is sure is worth watching.
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Old 06/06/12, 11:46 AM
 
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Science Daily: News & Articles in Science, Health, Environment & Technology I like to check it out every couple days.
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Old 06/06/12, 11:49 AM
 
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scientific american magazine.

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Old 06/06/12, 08:23 PM
 
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I love livescience.com....especially the history section.
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Old 06/06/12, 08:34 PM
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There's a magazine called "Science Illustrated" that's geared towards older children and teens, or adults who are interested in science but maybe not formally educated.
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Old 06/06/12, 11:14 PM
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Another vote for Science News (website or magazine). Also, any documentaries by David Attenborough are FANTASTIC.
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Another vote for Science Daily. I have it bookmarked on the toolbar and check it daily.
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