February 2005

Testing Darwin

Digital organisms that breed thousands of times faster than common bacteria are beginning to shed light on some of the biggest unanswered questions of evolution

by Carl Zimmer

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February

Departments

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by Alan Burdick (editor)

Bogglers Solutions

Bogglers

by Scott Kim

Reviews

Sky Lights

Just wait until you hear the weather report for the Boomerang nebula
by Bob Berman

Vital Signs

The cause of a teenage athlete's fever and pain takes a doctor by surprise
by Mark Cohen

The Biology of . . . Cryogenics

Wood frogs survive long periods in a deep freeze. Can people do the same?
by Elizabeth Svoboda

Emerging Technology

Grab your computer and strike up an electronic rock-and-roll band
by Steven Johnson, [stevenberlinjohnson.com]

Discover Dialogue: Chemist Rick Smalley

We are used to a world where we are rich in energy, driven by low-cost oil. That will not go on for much longer
by Edward Rosenfeld

Letter From Discover

Letters

Contributors