AAAS Science Magazine: Best. Email. List. Evah? They've Convinced Me!

Pluto - Geysers?
(see link below)

You can view the individual emails as web pages; if you do so, they're nearly as full of colorful pics as the magazine itself. (IOW, it's very high-quality advertising... and it may well succeed in selling to me at some point.) The pages appear to be persistent, or else they are regenerated when you return to the links later on, and the content is so overwhelming in quantity that I bookmark most items for later reading.

As an example, here are a few items I found interesting among probably a couple hundred others in recently received list messages; the articles are aimed less at scientists than at educated, fascinated nonscientist readers (you have to learn to tolerate the headline writers):

• 'Old-age protein' may cause memory loss
• Strange new subatomic particles discovered at atom smasher
• Yes, there really are buckyballs in space
• Pluto is alive—but where is the heat coming from?
• Potential geysers spotted on Pluto

(H/T NTodd, not for any particular item but for making me aware of the list itself and the online mag behind it.)