What is the best source of information about scientific events?

Answer by  questionkid (146)

New Scientist is a popular on-line magazine covering exciting scientific events. The latest innovations and discoveries are quickly accessible by the categories of Space, Technology, Health, Life, Math and Physics, and Science in society. Excellent photography and also offers mail-subscription to US, UK, Australia and New Zealand.

Answer by  msiegel (32)

The Bad Astronomy blog published by Discover Magazine online and written by Phil Plait. It is a great source of science humor, but also of current events and discoveries in science.

Answer by  Teme (4)

For me it's scientific magazins. I don't know what's avalible in other countrys but in Sweden we have Illustrated Sciense and Everything about Sciense.

Answer by  sony448 (100)

If they are historical events, you can look them up in encyclopedias. If they are recent, you can look at recent news articles or newspapers. Wikipedia is a good source.