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Discover Newsletter: 02/26/2015
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Physicists have hit a dead end in understanding the world, and infinity is to blame.
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Three Austrian men are the first to undergo “bionic reconstruction,” with amazing results.
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A first-person account of what it’s like to be in the running for a trip to Mars.
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Film studios have been experimenting with immersing users in virtual worlds.
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So-called Arctic apples may start appearing in supermarkets within a few years.
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Soon appliances and video games will respond at the flick of an eye.
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THIS MONTH IN DISCOVER MAGAZINE
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Steve Nadis
When a civilization-ending space rock bears down on us, this nuclear option might just save our species.
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Virginia Gewin
A father-son duo of biologists has set the stage for so-called de-extinction. But should we be doing this at all?
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Steve Volk
Inspired by the regenerative abilities of an amphibian, Anthony Atala is driven to save lives by rebuilding organs.
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Kristen Pope
Nuclear meltdowns have both harmed and benefited wildlife in contamination zones.
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