http://www.viewpoints.com/Popular-Science-reviews Thu, 15 Oct 2009 16:18:25 GMT Latest reviews about Popular Science http://www.viewpoints.com/Popular-Science-review-80a4 <p>Popular Science is a great magazine for scientific dummies. The articles make reading the science perfectly clear. I would never have read Popular Science if I had not inhearited the subscription from my deceased father. Even then I gave it away until one day I had read everything in the house except Popular Science. So in desparation I read it and found I liked the magazine very much. As always with magazines I like the regulars section of Popular Science the best where you get short blurbs that leave you wanting to know more. I particularly like the section "What's New" which tells about the newest scientific items on the block. I am always amazed at what is out there. I particularly like the article about reseach in viruses and bacteria. I am very knowledgeable about the 1918 Pandemic. I am always looking for updated material on what virus and bacteria are doing. I also enjoy reading about the chemical scene in terms of what is happening to our bodies and planet as a result of the chemical...</p>... Thu, 15 Oct 2009 16:18:25 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Popular-Science-review-80a4 Mopsa 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Popular-Science-review-e4dd0 <p>Popular Science is geek stuff for the not so geeky. What I mean is that it has great tech information on products and ideas out there, but it is written for the layman so we don't need a dictionary to read the darn thing. Keep up the great work guys and help us not so smart get a little education. </p>... Tue, 18 Dec 2007 11:42:49 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Popular-Science-review-e4dd0 flyinbryan 5 http://www.viewpoints.com/Popular-Science-review-408e0 <p>I have always delved into the minutia of how things work.  This natural curiosity grew from, where I don't know where it comes from exactly.  Perhaps it part of the male brain, or perhaps just part of mine; I like to take things apart and see how they work.  It's not enough to know that if I pay my electric bill on time, when I flick on a light switch I will have light; I want to know how the electricity is generated and how it got to the switch.  That same curiosity led me to my current profession as an Information Technology professional.  What started out as a hobby, a need to know how computers worked, has turned into a second career for me.  </p><p><strong>My Viewpoint </strong></p><p>All of this explains why I subscribe to and read <strong>Popular Science</strong> Magazine (http://www.popsci.com/popsci/), whose slogan is <em>The Future Is Now</em>.  As magazines go, <strong>Popular Science</strong> is a pretty thin rag, but that does not mean the monthly is not packed with all manner of useful and informative information.  It does mean that the...</p>... Wed, 01 Aug 2007 01:16:04 GMT http://www.viewpoints.com/Popular-Science-review-408e0 TheBard 4