Any alternative article websites for students/teens?

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This discussion centers on finding platforms for students and teens to publish articles, particularly in the fields of general relativity (GR) and special relativity (SR). Participants suggest starting a blog as the simplest method for sharing articles and gaining experience. The forum serves as a venue for discussing complex topics in a more casual manner, allowing users to validate their understanding of these theories. The conversation emphasizes the importance of adhering to forum rules regarding personal speculation while encouraging the sharing of written explanations for feedback.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of general relativity (GR) and special relativity (SR)
  • Basic blogging skills, including familiarity with blogging platforms
  • Ability to communicate complex scientific concepts in simpler terms
  • Knowledge of forum etiquette and rules regarding content sharing
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  • Research popular blogging platforms such as WordPress or Medium
  • Explore online communities focused on physics discussions, like Physics Stack Exchange
  • Learn about effective science communication techniques
  • Investigate guidelines for submitting articles to science magazines or journals
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This discussion is beneficial for high school students, aspiring science writers, and anyone interested in sharing knowledge about physics in an accessible format.

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Any alternative "article" websites for students/teens?

Hi,

I've been really interested in writing articles and discussing topics in general and special relativity (and also a bit of quantum physics). I've even written some of my own how ever i can't find any website or magazine that would offer me the chance to get my articles posted.

Im not looking for a job, just for a place where i can learn by experience. So if even this forum has a section (this very section maybe?) please redirect me to it.

Also note that I am not a PhD professor, just a normal high schooler who has done quite a bit of book reading and doesn't mind explaining some complex idea in a bit more "casual" and simpler terms.

Regards
 
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If you want to discuss details of SR and GR, you can do it here. If you want to write essays and publish them somewhere, the simplest option is probably just to start a blog at some blog site. Note that the rules of this forum doesn't allow personal speculation, but you can always post an explanation you've written and ask if it's correct.
 


Fredrik said:
If you want to discuss details of SR and GR, you can do it here. If you want to write essays and publish them somewhere, the simplest option is probably just to start a blog at some blog site. Note that the rules of this forum doesn't allow personal speculation, but you can always post an explanation you've written and ask if it's correct.

Hey, I was thinking about a blog, and maybe see if it could be featured somewhere.
And ofcourse this website is great for confirming ideas with the actual theory.

Thnx
 

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