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Nautilus | Science Connected
Nautilus is a different kind of science magazine. Our stories take you into the depths of science and spotlight its ripples in our lives and cultures.
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nautil.us looks like science. Traffic estimates are limited, so use the trust and structure modules first. Current AI trust scoring is 5/100.
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28/56 fields populated (50%)
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visual: 4/4
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meta: 3/3
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seo: 5/5
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dns: 4/4
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ads: 0/5
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publisher: 3/5
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ai: 7/7
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Nautilus is a digital science magazine publishing long-form, interdisciplinary stories that explore science's impact on culture and society. It covers topics from zoology to genetics, astronomy to economics, with a focus on narrative-driven, accessible science communication.
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Low trust with 5/100 score
Educated general readers, science enthusiasts, academics, and intellectually curious individuals interested in the intersection of science and culture