Proven scientific resources in social networks

How not to spend a lot of time and be aware of the most important scientific discoveries, not tormented with complicated scientific publications? In the XXI century, everything is possible - even to learn the secrets of the universe directly to your favorite social networks and on the usual sites. We chose the most interesting, affordable and reliable sources that will help to know everything about everything.

Lakdaualla Emily (Emily Lakdawalla)

Emily - Expert USA Planetary Society, and in its ribbon can find the latest news about all events related to space and flight.

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CityLab

Cities have always been and will be living organisms, volatile and full of mysteries. Still life of a big city has a certain regularity - and reveal their authors CityLab.

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Alex Vellershteyn (Alex Wellerstein)

First-class specialist in the history of atomic physics, related technology and nuclear weapons. In his tape, you can meet a lot of interesting facts about this branch of science.

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myles Lab

Laboratory of Plant Biology Miles Sean (Sean Myles) Dalhousie University (Dalhousie University) in Canada is studying the genetics to understand how any and food culture developed. Research results and advice for growing plants experts are divided in the form of short tweets published in his own belt.

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retraction Watch

An interesting resource, the authors of which proofreads major scientific publications and dismantled found in them errors or indicate plagiarism.

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Mike Bostock (Mike Bostock)

Bostock - chief specialist of infographics The New York Times. In his projects, he shows how to turn dry figures in cognitive and colorful graphics, how to choose their form and match colors.

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Last Word on Nothing

This community of science journalists, create an amazingly beautiful area. It is possible to find answers to questions on almost any topic: from the description of mathematical functions to questions of scientific ethics.

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Leonid Kruglyak (Leonid Kruglyak)

Becoming a doctor of biology, Leonid began to study social media resources. In his tape, you can find links to a number of interesting studies and experiments.

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NASA

Among the photographs published on this page - only the best space images taken by NASA employees and space vehicles.

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Rachel Burks (Raychelle Burks)

Popular blog Rachel - a fascinating cocktail of detective, chemistry and trends of modern pop culture. Visit this site is worth at least to learn the recipe wedding poison of "Game of Thrones."

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Chris Hadfield (Chris Hadfield)

The former commander of the space shuttle. But retired Hadfield busy love - he tells the amazing facts and stories about the cosmos.

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Eric Topol (Eric Topol)

The tape of this scientist can find everything about modern medicine and medical smart technologies: advanced sensors, instruments, control systems.

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Charlie Loyd (Charlie Loyd)

Another film about the work of NASA. In addition to a very interesting and beautifully presented graphics, you can find a lot of interesting details, down to the discussion of the budget of the organization.

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Deep Sea News

Walk past it is simply impossible - Deep Sea News talks about the secrets of the ocean depths.

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WTF, Evolution ?!

Very interesting interpretation of the concepts of evolution. Perhaps someone this resource may seem strange, but the existential and metaphysical arguments about the Darwinian approach can not brighten up an evening.

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PLOS

Scientific library, which is engaged in the popularization of the most complex and the most exciting scientific advances.

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Elizabeth Colbert (Elizabeth Kolbert)

Another account on Twitter, filled with infographics. But, unlike Mike Bostoka Elizabeth interested in the world around them. Therefore, the emphasis in the materials of this page is made for the most amazing facts and numerical analysis of what is happening around us.

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Biodiversity Heritage Library

The digitized version of one hundred thousand old science books on biology and other sciences of the living world. Even those who are far from scientific theories should be like - because you can simply enjoy the wonderful sketches of the appearance of the living creatures and scenes from their lives.

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