Top Summer Reading on the go!

We hope you are having a great summer, with plenty of fun and relaxation. To add a little "science" to your beach reading, Scientific American editors have gathered our favorite, and often most popular, reads. From tips for staying strong as you age and a rundown of the pesky "Sleeping Beauty problem" that has mathematicians scratching their head to the fascinating journey of a woman with 12 selves and the link between bizarre dreams and Parkinson's disease, these stories spoke to our editors, and we hope they do the same for you. Save 40% Top Summer Reading Giant 'Gravity Hole' in the Ocean May Be the Ghost of an Ancient Sea A vast expanse of the Indian Ocean is a staggering 100 meters lower than the global average sea level because of a major dip in Earth's gravity. Scientists now think they know the cause. Read Now   Parrots Are Taking Over the World Smart, adaptable and loud, parrots are thriving in cities far outside their native ranges. Read Now   The Search for Extraterrestrial Life as We Don't Know It Scientists are abandoning conventional thinking to search for extraterrestrial creatures that bear little resemblance to Earthlings. Read Now   Yes, Airline Flights Are Getting Bumpier: Here's Why Clear-air turbulence is becoming more frequent and more intense as the atmosphere warms. Read Now   How to Keep Muscles Strong as You Age Here's why older adults naturally lose muscle mass over time and how regular physical activity and resistance training can help. Read Now

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