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PostPosted: Fri Jun 17, 2005 11:38 am 
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Does it exist that anyone knows of and can recommend? Any links?

I'm specifically looking for math, physics, geometry and astronomy.

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Not directly, but this scientific Google-twin might be of help when looking for certain topics.

http://scholar.google.com/

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The best one over here, at least from a 'popular' science point of view, is probably New Scientist.

I used to read the paper based mag, but I haven't looked a lot at the website, so I have no idea about subscriptions etc.

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I'd know "PM" a german magazine. I love that one, but it's more like "Science for dummies", but still, very interresting ;-).

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MicEater wrote:
it's more like "Science for dummies",


That's me! :lol:

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If you want to train your german, whilst having a good time, you should definitely check that out :wink: .

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Ich Zug mein Deutsch. :lol:

What's the url?

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Die URL lautet:

http://www.pm-magazin.de/de/

Viel Spass ;-)

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Vielen Dank mein Freund.

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Das hab' ich doch gerne gemacht!

Ich hoffe Du findest etwas Spannendes.

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