Top 10 best science information pages

BBC has risen to the top of the list of the 10 best websites for Science Information in the world.

The prestigious RealClearScience website has conducted a poll and listed a list of the top 10 Websites for Science Information, ranked in the following order:

BBC Science and Environment page.(Source: BBC)

1. BBC News science and environment.

2. Nature News.

3. Wired's science coverage.

4. Ars Technica.

5. New Scientist.

6. Popular Science.

7. Live Science.

8. National Geographic.

9. Smithsonian Magazine.

10. Io9.

BBC Media Group's Science and Environment Information page eliminates other strong competitors to rise to the top of the rankings. BBC journalists have been highly praised for "the ability to communicate complex topics to a wide global audience". The RealClearScience website also commented that the BBC's scientific journalists had "extraordinary press instincts".

About the Nature News website, taking the No. 2 spot in the Top TEN table, voters highlighted the reliability and seriousness of this page in their 'bits' of information.

Science page of Nature News.(Source: Nature News)

The Wired's science coverage website, standing in third place, is praised for being in the "top" of science and technology information, and their reporters like Brandon Keim and Nadia Drake are also seen. are "top" reporters .

On this occasion, RealClearScience said that there is nothing to hide that the press has been struggling in recent years. Turnover was lower, payrolls were cut, there was a time when the newspaper 'resounded' had to be closed.

This is even more true for scientific journalism. Previously, in 2008, CNN used to completely separate its own science and technology column. It is a warning sign of scientific journalism.

However, many scientific information sites are still well maintained. Because they ensure topicality, accuracy, attractiveness, respect for readers' intellect and variety of genres.

List of 10 recent scientific information pages is a clear evidence of the rise to meet the new requirements of the current generation of readers, to survive and develop.