Science magazines called OMNI, are these still being made

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OMNI Magazine, a prominent science publication, was last published in 1995 and is no longer in circulation. It was known for its coverage of science, technology, and speculative fiction, similar to Discover Magazine. After its discontinuation, there has been no rebranding or continuation under a new name. Although the magazine is not currently produced, its legacy continues to influence science journalism. For more information, refer to historical records or dedicated websites about the magazine.

Nov 30, 2009

land_of_ice

There were these old science magazines called OMNI apparently a number of years ago, are these magazines still being made on a regular basis now? They are science magazines like discover magazine , If not , when were they discontinued, or did the magazine get a new name ?

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Nov 30, 2009

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