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Significats de magazine about science en anglès

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научно-популярный журнал
portuguès
revista de divulgação científica
espanyol
revista de divulgacion cientifica

Type of magazine which contains articles about developments in science and technology; target audience is usually general public.

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        научно-популярный журнал
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        Examples for "popular science magazine"
        Examples for "popular science magazine"
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        Reading popular science magazines like Wired, Science News, Scientific American, New Scientist, and Discover is not a bad idea either.
        Wired
        2
        PopSci, the web-wing of Popular Science magazine, has scanned its entire 137-year archive and put it online for you to read, absolutely free.
        Wired
        1
        Ireland's only science and technology magazine, Technology Ireland, celebrates 30 years in print this month.
        The Irish Times
        2
        After failing here in 1995, the US technology magazine launches a UK edition next month.
        The Guardian
        3
        But Mike Isaac, editor of technology magazine All Things D, is sceptical of the plans.
        BBC
        4
        Clement: He's just saying "jet packs" because he knows Wired is a technology magazine.
        Wired
        5
        The technology magazine Wired said they appear to have been stolen from more than 2000 websites around the world.
        Radio NZ
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        All are featured in a science magazine that is being launched today.
        The Irish Times
        2
        A new science magazine is hitting news stands, writes Dick Ahlstrom.
        The Irish Times
        3
        McGuire also writes a column Doomwatch for the science magazine Focus.
        The Guardian
        4
        You may rationalize it as mildly amusing entertainment-fluff in an otherwise serious science magazine.
        Futures 1
        5
        I first read this limerick in a science magazine when I was at school.
        The Guardian