Popular Science, the magazine that popularized many wonky subjects for readers, publishing such authors as Charles Darwin in its 151 years, is no more.
The periodical has stopped publishing its online magazine, its print edition having been halted three years ago.
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I was a subscriber and reader throughout my younger years. It spurred my interest in science and technology and encouraged me to become a professional writer that focuses on simple and interesting explanations and how science and technology impacts folks in everyday life. It’s a sad day. A spokesperson said that the market has changed to video. It’s what I’ve been telling organizations for years: If you’re not in the video and broadcasting business, you’ll be left behind. – R. Michael Brown
Popular Science Through the Years
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