Here are magazines that cover the latest, breaking science news and will make you think.
Every morning, I wake up and scour the Internet for science news.
Here are the top 10 science publications you should read:
2. Wired
3. Discover
6. Nature
7. Science
10. Cosmos
This post was originally published on Smartplanet.com
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