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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ColonelHardisson" data-source="post: 339023" data-attributes="member: 363">I really don't see the "liberal soapbox" thing for SciAm either. It's a good magazine. Discover is also pretty good, and in the last few years has had a lot of very interesting articles concerning time and space that have been fascinating to read.National Geographic is a great magazine. I get it pretty regularly. The photography is justifiably praised, and can be used as game aids. The maps that come with it every couple issues or so are almost worth the price of the magazine alone.I think Omni has been gone since it folded a few years back, having gone to an online edition. It was one of my favorite magazines. I remember very fondly articles like the ones on terraforming Venus and Mars, and the one on extending the human lifespan. Too bad it's gone.I enjoy Popular Science and Popular Mechanics. Both often have articles and news items that could be useful for gaming, especially modern/near-future settings.Hey, if you like Military History, check out Sea Classics magazine.</blockquote>