Free online science articles/journals anyone?

[Blackheart]

Well I only have two to share. Ok so here they are.

http://www.space.com/
http://www.scienceagogo.com/

I think scienceagogo has a better design layout and the articles grab yor attention pretty well... but space isn't bad. ^^
Neither are particularly great, I would really like scientificamerican ( I read many free articles there) but it doesn't seem to update regularly unless you pay for it. *cry* and i don't pay for things.
*poor person here*

Now I want to *cough*

steal

*cough* ...I want to know what sites you get your science news/articles from.

[Sprung]

Well I only have two to share. Ok so here they are.

http://www.space.com/
http://www.scienceagogo.com/

I think scienceagogo has a better design layout and the articles grab yor attention pretty well... but space isn't bad. ^^
Neither are particularly great, I would really like scientificamerican ( I read many free articles there) but it doesn't seem to update regularly unless you pay for it. *cry* and i don't pay for things.
*poor person here*

Now I want to *cough*

steal

*cough* ...I want to know what sites you get your science news/articles from.

I enjoyed the articles on star formation and black holes

Thanks for the links!

[Jetsetlemming]

www.google.com
www.yahoo.com
:O

[Blackheart]

http://www.livescience.com/

I have been using that one aswell... thought it was related to space.com which is why I didn't add it in my first post, but now I'm thinking it's not. ^^

Check the salmon article in it. Looks like they finally got genetic engineering to work in a really good way, to save endangered fishies!

[Ton]

pubmed.gov

[Ahkei]

howstuffworks.com

[Blackheart]

Yeah, I was waiting for someone to mention howstuffworks.com

It's pretty good because it covers so many things, but I find the writing style is kind of a bore and I have an extreme dislike for the page layout. How the articles are just written down the centre (column) of the page and it makes up for that by splitting the articles into several pages, with each page having only about 300 words. All the tabs and windows you have open just to read 5 or so articles is

[Kazekage Gaara]

Well, usually when I have to write articles (which is quite rare), I just go to wikipedia to get my info. I just edit the info, formatting, and the layout to my needs in MS Word

Edit Of course, google helps too

[Blackheart]

Ton can you give a quick guide on how to use pubmed.gov for me. I found it rather hard to navigate and after that I had a real pain trying to understand the articles I was looking at, seriously hard to read uninteresting stuff.