Any science magazines or websites that delivers the latest news?

Monday, August 10th, 2009 | Science

tictac asked:


Hi, as I am in first common year in science, I’d like to explore the diversity of the science world before getting into any majors in my 2nd year. Are there any good science magazines or websites that delivers the latest scientific news about the recent world and gives prediction for future aspect as well? I need to search for sources to help decide my major of which I’d be interested in and be well-prepared for the career in future. Thanks.

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1 Comment to Any science magazines or websites that delivers the latest news?

errssguy
August 13, 2009

You can get New Scientist - it’s UK based so it is somewhat expensive for US buyers…but it’s a weekly magazine with several articles related to what it sounds like you are wanting.

Or there is Physorg.com - its only a website, but the information is hourly.

See websites in sources below.

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