Discover Magazine
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When Little Birds Take Down Jumbo Jets
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New Version of Invisibility Moves Closer to Visual Cloaking
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Contaminated Australian River Spawns Millions of Two-Headed Fish
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“Life on Mars” Theories Get a Boost From Methane Plumes
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Do Humans Communicate Via Pheromones? The Jury Is Still Out
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A Simple Checklist Does Wonders in Improving Surgical Outcomes
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Will the Next NASA Chief Be a Fighter Pilot With Little Space Experience?
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New Way to Make Graphene Could Lead to Transparent, Bendable Electronics
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Plants May Not Be Methane-Spewing Climate Criminals After All
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Venus May Have Once Had Oceans, But the Water Didn’t Last
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Nicholas writes: “I found your tattoo emporium a while ago and found ... January 17, 2009 11:17 AM |
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Mooney and Me: The War Is Over? Over at Bloggingheads, Chris Mooney declares the War on Science over, I ... January 17, 2009 10:19 AM |
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Eleventh Hour: Chlorine as both floor wax and dessert topping An element so rarely gets singled out from the periodic table for its own ... January 16, 2009 05:19 PM |
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Tonight at 9:00 (8 central) Penn & Teller will be on Don’t ... January 16, 2009 05:13 PM |
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◄ BackNext ► Picture 1 from 11 #10: Dog Cloning Goes ... January 16, 2009 01:40 PM |
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Is Quantum Mechanics Controlling Your Thoughts? Science's weirdest realm may be responsible for photosynthesis, our sense of smell, and even consciousness itself. January 13, 2009 |
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The Man Who Made Stars and Planets Alan Boss has spent a career predicting how stars and planets form—and has often been right. January 12, 2009 |
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Is That a Dead Mouse You're Cloning? Researchers clone living pups from long-dead, frozen rodents. January 12, 2009 |
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Skipping the Problem Is a Jump Towards Curing Paralysis Researchers discover a way to re-route brain signals to a paralyzed limb. January 10, 2009 |
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A (Dormant) Volcano Is a Great Place to Look at the Sky Hawaii's Mauna Kea houses the world’s largest astronomical observatory. January 09, 2009 |
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Electricity may be what fuels our future—electricity from renewables, nuclear, and even from burning biomass. |
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20 Things You Didn't Know About... Body fat can kill you, keep you warm, or power your boat. |
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How Google Is Making Us Smarter Humans are "natural-born cyborgs," and the Internet is our giant "extended mind." |
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The Geek's Guide to Christmas Shopping Five high-tech gifts sure to bring holiday cheer. |
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It's not a flower, but it does get its nice looks from photosynthesis. |
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Why Did Western Drs. Promote Tobacco While the Nazis Fought Cancer? Robert Proctor looks at the way knowledge advances—and sometimes takes great leaps backwards. |
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Twenty-Nine, Male, and Dangerously Ill A young man with fevers and groin pain leads E.R. doctors on a race to find the cause. |
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Super Trees Clean up Superfund Sites One remarkable forest is busy purifying the planet. |
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The Ocean's Last Remaining Secrets Marine biologists in the world's only undersea lab find wonder hidden in the depths. |
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Will it be a solar flare? Or a gamma-ray burst? DISCOVER's own Phil Plait lays out the odds. |
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What does the "Monkey Whisperer" read at night? |
