June 2005

If an Electron Can Be in Two Places at Once, Why Can't You?

Electrons do it. Photons do it. Physics legend Roger Penrose thinks he finally knows why you and I can't do it too

by Tim Folger, Photograph by David Berry, Illustrations by Don Foley

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by Susan Kruglinski

Bogglers Solutions

Bogglers

by Scott Kim

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Sky Lights

The orbit of Earth's enigmatic satellite tilts, wobbles, and rolls like an egg
by Bob Berman

Vital Signs

A swollen area grows larger and larger
by Mark Cohen

The Biology of . . . Sex Ratios

Want a boy at all costs? The secret may lie in your glucose levels
by Mary Duenwald

Emerging Technology

Let's just zoom down from a satellite to check on the kids in your backyard
by Steven Johnson [stevenberlinjohnson.com]

Discover Dialogue: Physician Nortin Hadler

Bypass surgery belongs in the medical archives . . . No Western European nation has as high a rate of bypass surgery and angioplasty as we do—and they live longer
by Susan Dominus

Letter From Discover

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