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Discover Magazine Water! On the Moon!
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Cool stuff | NASA has found a significant amount of water ice on the Moon!Holy Haleakala!On October 9, the LCROSS spacecraft watched as a Centaur rocket booster slammed into
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Health & Medicine | A gene therapy treatment intended to reverse muscle weakness appears to restore muscle mass in monkeys, raising hopes that doctors may soon be able to treat thi
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How butterflies' colorful wing patterns help them hide, lie, and impress the ladies.
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Environment | A chemical commonly found in plastics that has recently fallen under intense scrutiny by public health officials has now been linked to impotence. During a five
Discover Magazine Hacker Proofing Pacemakers
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Many medical devices come equipped with wireless communication systems these days, allowing doctors to customize their operations or to see their patents’ information. But fitting pacemakers...
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Technology Attacks! | Stare into the backlit screen of the magic iPhone as Irene's Spirit reveals the unknown... This spooky new app claims to have the power to bring messages from t
Discover Magazine We've got a winner! Click below to see the announcement and the winning video!
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Here we unveil the official winner of the Evolution in Two Minutes or Less video contest: "Evolution: The Song," by teacher Scott Hatfield, from Bullard High School in Fresno, California. Watch the video below to see biologist and blogger PZ Myers explain how he chose the runner-up and the winner. ....
Discover Magazine Why Leaf Beetles Have Crappy Mobile Homes
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Leaf beetle mothers give their children an inheritance that many people wouldn’t quite appreciate—a mobile home made of poop. Gee thanks, mom. As Not Exactly Rocket Science describes:
Discover Magazine Zut alors! Baquette Bombing Bird Shuts Down LHC.
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Physics & Math. ’Nuff Said. | In truly French fashion, the Large Hadron Collider has shut down by... a baguette. Zut alors!According to Popular Science:[A] bird dropped some bread on a secti
Discover Magazine Swine Flu From Pets?
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Health & Medicine | News that an Iowa cat has been diagnosed with swine flu has sparked a new round of concerns, as pet-owners worry both that their furry companions could get sick
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A tune-up for one of the most sophisticated imaging devices ever made. Visit Discover Magazine to read this article and other exclusive science and technology news stories.
Discover Magazine Kilimanjaro with no snow?
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Environment | The glaciers that shine at the top of Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa, could vanish entirely within 15 years, according to a somber new report. Sa
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Uncategorized | If you thought going to the club was bad, imagine having to dance in front of potential mates for over an hour and a half, lest they will eat you. Male Australi
Discover Magazine 20 things you didn't know about...sugar.
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We eat it, we love it, and it may have been a chemical precursor to life on Earth. Visit Discover Magazine to read this article and other exclusive science and technology news stories.
Discover Magazine Wanna make your friends fat? Here's how
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Staying slim is hard enough without conflicting advice. But don’t worry—science is on the case.
