Site of the Day for Wednesday, May 2, 2018
Inside Science
Today's site offers a trustworthy and reliable source of science news. Gentle
Subscribers will find an excellent publication with a sterling reputation for
its dedication to providing a variety of science related content designed with
a general public audience in mind.
"Reliable news for an expanding universe ... Inside Science is an editorially
independent nonprofit science news service run out of the American Institute of
Physics and supported by a coalition of underwriters. We produce breaking news
stories, features, essays, op-eds, documentaries, animations, and news videos.
These appear on insidescience.org as well as on partner sites across the web
and in print." - from the website
With its pictorial layout and inviting design, the publication encourages
visitors to take note of developments in the many science disciplines it
covers. Section headings include Earth, Human, Physics, Space, Sports, Culture,
and Technology, with subheadings under each of these revealed with a simple
mouseover. Recent articles under the Human tab consider how germs spread in
airplanes, and why Alzheimer's Drug Trials Keep Failing, while the Sports
section looks at The Science of Sneakers and the controversy surrounding the
NFL and Position-Specific Helmets. The current home page features an impressive
selection of reports -- stunning space pictures from Hubble, concerns that last
year's South Korean earthquake might be fracking related, and Where Police
Should Place their Body Cameras.
Cruise over to the site for a dependable science news resource at:
https://www.insidescience.org/
A.M. Holm
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