I read magazines with different subjects, but when comes to technology Wired is my favorite, I have read it for manby years now, the autors use a clear and to the point language.

The articles go to detail and explain the main subject not as other magazines that have lots of wording and no information about the subject.

It also has pictures with detailed structure on it of the subjects explained when needed.

The autors do great job writing the articles as when I start reading I want to keep Reading further to learn more and that is difficult to achieve as I´ve read magazines were I lose interest in the articles and I stop reading.

I´ve read the printed and the website versions, when we read Wired we learn that even subjects we saw in cartunes are actually real, one of this subjects is Antimmater, I read this article in the printed version of the magazine and it impressed me as we are only used to matter which is made of atoms and each atom has electrons, protons and neutrons as the antimmater atom is composed of positrons, antiprotons and antineutrons.

The antimatter has a different name for the elements, for Hydrogen the name is Antihydrogen.

Positrons circulate around the nucleus and have a positive charge and are the opposite of the electrons.

Antiprotons are located in the nucleus and have a negative charge as the protons have positive one.

The antineutron is made up of antiquarks as the neutron is composed of quarks.

Yes also electrons, protons and neutrons are constructed of subparticles.

By reading Wired I have learned about many interesting subjects, and when we learn we can apply some of the things learned in life, I have done so.

It is exiting when someone asks a question and the only person that knows about the subject is you, which has happened many times to me, and it really is a rewarding feeling.