What Are the Best Science Periodicals for New Discoveries and Ideas?

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I would like to subscribe to a general science periodical (emphasis on physics would not go amiss) other than Scientific American that would explain new scientific discoveries and ideas in popular terms. A hard copy magazine best but digital okay too. Please, no defense of Scientific American. I'm sure they have some good articles. I'm just looking for a change. Thank you for your recommendations.
 
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Thank you Bystander & Frabjous for your recommendations.
 
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James William Hall said:
Thank you Bystander & Frabjous for your recommendations.
Just one more for you

https://phys.org/

Every article is based on a recent publication usually.
 
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FAQ: What Are the Best Science Periodicals for New Discoveries and Ideas?

What are some reputable general science periodicals to consider subscribing to?

Some reputable general science periodicals include "Scientific American," "Nature," "Science," "New Scientist," and "Popular Science." These publications cover a wide range of scientific disciplines and are known for their high-quality content and accessibility to both scientists and the general public.

Which general science periodical is best for staying up-to-date with the latest research and discoveries?

"Nature" and "Science" are two of the best periodicals for staying up-to-date with the latest research and discoveries. Both are peer-reviewed journals that publish cutting-edge research across various scientific fields. They are widely respected in the scientific community and frequently cited in academic research.

Are there any general science periodicals suitable for a non-specialist audience?

Yes, "Popular Science" and "New Scientist" are excellent choices for non-specialist audiences. These periodicals present scientific concepts and discoveries in a more accessible and engaging manner, making them suitable for readers without a deep scientific background.

What are the differences between "Scientific American" and "Popular Science"?

"Scientific American" tends to offer more in-depth articles that often include contributions from scientists and experts in the field, making it suitable for readers who want a deeper understanding of scientific topics. "Popular Science," on the other hand, focuses on making science entertaining and accessible, with shorter articles and a more general audience in mind.

Is it worth subscribing to both "Nature" and "Science"?

Subscribing to both "Nature" and "Science" can be beneficial if you are deeply interested in the latest scientific research across multiple disciplines. While there is some overlap, each journal has its unique focus and strengths. "Nature" often emphasizes breakthroughs and high-impact studies, while "Science" provides comprehensive coverage of a wide range of scientific topics.

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