Science (magazine)

Science was a 23rd century news periodical available to readers in the Federation that provided updates of general scientific interest.

History and specifics[]

Volume 34, Issue 3 of Science published an article titled "Vulcan Seas", which was researched and written by Noel Haagen-Simpson. (TOS reference: Star Trek II Biographies)

Presumably, it featured locales such as Great T'Kala Sea, Thanor Sea, and Voroth Sea.

When the source was published, Science was a monthly general-interest magazine launched in 1979.

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News agencies and media in the galaxy
Organizations	Altair Information Syndicate (AIS) • BBC News • Cable News Network (CNN) • Cygnus Media Worldwide • Drid Interstellar News • EBS Terranews • Federation News Network (FNN) • Federation Newsnet • Federation News Service (FNS) • Ferengi Commercial News (FCN) • FPC • GlobalNews • GNN • INS • Intergalactic News Network • Interplanetary Press • MediaComm • MediaMagix • New American News Service • News90 • Pangea News Service • Prolificomm Intergalax • Proxima News Service (PNS) • Schlitz Periodicals • Sebrotnizskeapoierf • Solarcorp News Service • Solarian News Agency • Starfleet News Service • Steriopolis Press • SubNet • System Newsnet • Tellar News Service (TNS) • Trill News Service • United Association Press • United Earth Information Service • United Federation of Planets Infonet (UFPI) • UFP/ITA Datanet • UFP Press and Information • United News Service • United Press Interstellar (UPI) • United Sol System Information Network • WAXY • WTYX
Publications	Albany Times-Union • Amsterdam News • Atlanta Constitution • Bolarus and You • Corriere della Sera/The Evening Courier • Daily Same • The Day of the Android • Elite • Esquire • Exposé Interplanetary • Federation Diplomat Digest • Federation Life Magazine • Ferengi Acquirer • Fleet Magazine • Free Vulcan Gazette • Galaxy Week • The Gallian • Greenville Journal Gazette • Harper's Weekly • Hush-Hush • Insider Illustrated • Interior Architecture • Interstellar Merchant • Life • London Times • Look • Los Angeles Times • Luxury Worlds • Martian Medicine • McCall's • McIverton Today! • National Cosmographic • National Register • The New • New York Age • The New York Times • New New York Times • Newsweek • Orlando Post Dispatch • People • The Philadelphia Enquirer • Ports Illustrated • San Diego Chronicle • San Francisco Chronicle • San Francisco Gazette • San Francisco Register • Science • Seeker • Spacelanes • Space News • The Star Dispatch • Star Yachts • Starfleet Academy newspaper • Startling Universe • Technology Future • Time • The Times-Picayune • The Times • Tinseltown Tattler • Tombstone Epitaph • The TransFederation Examiner • UFP Commerce Review • UFP Today • USA Today • Village Voice • Vogue • Warp Drive Engineering News • The Washington Post • Watch the Skies • The World • Youth Life
Fictional publications	San Francisco Globe • San Francisco Herald • San Francisco Sun
Programs	Cascade • Catching Up with Neelix • Cetacean • Federation at War • Illuminating the City of Light • Mestiko This Week • Nan's Newsnight • Newstime • i-News • NewsNow • Terra Tonight • The Dr. Marv Show • The Pascal Leight Show

External link[]

Science (1979–1986 magazine) article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.