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Is there any good science or math sites like lemmy.world or reddit? I love reading about advancements. Or is there just a good UI website that is about science and stuff?

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Is there any good science or math sites like lemmy.world or reddit? I love reading about advancements. Or is there just a good UI website that is about science and stuff?

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MalReynolds@slrpnk.net
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For math Quanta (RSS)

For general science I like Knowable Magazine (RSS)

Both are pretty accessible but fairly meaty, hopefully that’s what you’re after. Ars Technica has some lighter stuff.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MathWorld

https://mathworld.wolfram.com/

I see people using wolfram occasionally.
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  Op wants nothing to do with any part of lemmy that is not lemmy.world for whatever reason.
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I suggest and support (and endlessly scroll thru) Mastodon Science

https://mstdn.science/about
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https://www.sciencealert.com/
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Might sound weird, but hackaday.com is a good site for engineering and science. Once I made it a regular spot, I started to learn a lot in the realm of STEM and security.

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