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'''New Scientist''' is a weekly [[British]] [[science]] [[magazine]] that reports on a wide range of news and developments in science and technology. It was first published in 1956 and in September 2006 reported having a circulation of about 170,000 worldwide. | '''New Scientist''' is a weekly [[British]] [[science]] [[magazine]] that reports on a wide range of news and developments in science and technology. It was first published in 1956 and in September 2006 reported having a circulation of about 170,000 worldwide. | ||
Revision as of 18:05, February 23, 2011
New Scientist is a weekly British science magazine that reports on a wide range of news and developments in science and technology. It was first published in 1956 and in September 2006 reported having a circulation of about 170,000 worldwide.
It does not publish anything critical of the theory of evolution nor does it publish anything regarding intelligent design in a positive light. It also supports the theory of anthropogenic climate change, and in a piece in its 18 October issue, it contained an article criticising supply-side economics.