A Long Island particle smasher re-creates the moment of creation.
by Tim Folger
Think the ozone hole is on the mend? It's gotten worse.
Not all fats are equal.
A look at the future that refuses to arrive
A Harvard physicist finds that the "Enchanted Islands" are not always pretty.
Scientists go online in search of rational soul mates.
Technology isn't ending mind-numbing work—it's moving it across the world.
by Douglas Rushkoff
A new theory may illuminate the nature of meaning.
by Jaron Lanier
Readers sound off on The God Experiments, dark matter, and DISCOVER's list of greatest science books.
Top geneticist is a devout Christian and true believer in stem cell research.
by David Ewing Duncan
Why people choose terrorism, the birds that beat human engineering, and more.
The designers of the Creation Museum insist that science is fundamental.
by Bruno Maddox
Flesh-based ID tags, people with no fingerprints, and more.
by Sean Markey
Smog-and-ethane powder rains on Saturn's giant moon Titan—and covers it in a mile-thick layer.
by Josie Glausiusz
An infant's rapidly growing skull provides a clue to a life-threatening condition.
by Mark Cohen
Flight data shows what's happening in North America's busy skies.
by Dave Mosher
