http://discovermagazine.com Science, Technology, and The Future http://discovermagazine.com/2008/may/08-one-hundred-movies-on-just-one-disk The latest in holographic digital storage technology will be on the shelves by 2012, and should allow users to store an entire collection of DVDs on a single disk. Stephen Cass 2008-05-08T03:52:23Z Print Article http://discovermagazine.com/2008/may/02-a-dead-man.s-eyes-hold-the-key-to-his-age Researchers have developed a new method of pinpointing the age of a corpse by examining the radioactive marker found in the proteins of its eyes. Josie Glausiusz 2008-05-02T04:55:21Z Web Article http://discovermagazine.com/2008/may/02-is-nuclear-energy-our-best-hope While nuclear energy has not been popular in the U.S. due to fears of radioactive fallout and nuclear waste, the truth is that it may be the least wasteful and most efficient means of meeting the country's growing demand for power. Gwyneth Cravens 2008-04-25T05:04:21Z Print Article http://discovermagazine.com/2008/may/18-it.s-a-bird-it.s-a-plane Boeing and other major aircraft manufacturers are still performing the “bird strike” test, shooting bird carcasses into engine blades to ensure the planes aren't damaged. Clara Moskowitz 2008-04-18T05:58:46Z Print Article http://discovermagazine.com/2008/may/03-biofuel-farming-looks-to-be-an-environmental-disaster Turning jungle into savanna to grow biofuels is a terrible idea: A new study finds that by using corn for fuel in the U.S., we may increase greenhouse gases for the next 167 years. Jennifer Barone and Amber Fields 2008-04-04T02:30:39Z Print Article http://discovermagazine.com/2008/apr/03-the-great-forgotten-clean-energy-source The U.S. uses less than 1 percent of our available geothermal energy. Prachi Patel-Predd 2008-04-03T05:08:09Z Print Article http://discovermagazine.com/2008/mar/02-viennese-orchestra-uses-instruments-made-of-produce Carrot recorders, pumpkin harps, leek violins, eggplant clappers, cucumberphones... (video) Josie Glausiusz 2008-04-02T05:50:13Z Print Article http://discovermagazine.com/2008/may/02-what-is-this-an-extra-from-yellow-submarine The "devil's darning needle" hunts by sight. 2008-04-02T05:36:59Z Web Article http://discovermagazine.com/2008/may/a-science-fair-for-a-better-planet A contest to show DISCOVER—and the rest of the humans—how to help Mother Earth. 2008-04-18T09:27:20Z Web Article http://discovermagazine.com/2008/may/31-is-that-a-gun-in-your-pocket-or-are-you-a-size-2 Video: Radar peers beneath clothes to find weapons—and the perfect pair of jeans. Boonsri Dickinson 2008-03-31T14:22:02Z Print Article http://discovermagazine.com/2008/mar/18-chain-reaction-from-einstein-to-the-atomic-bomb Einstein convinced Roosevelt to build the bomb but he was barred from doing much for the project: FBI honcho J. Edgar Hoover said Einstein’s pacifist activities made him a security risk. Walter Isaacson 2008-03-18T03:48:20Z Print Article http://discovermagazine.com/2008/mar/14-mighty-electric-fields-found-inside-cells 15 million volts per meter? Ay, carumba. Jocelyn Rice 2008-03-14T03:28:58Z Print Article http://discovermagazine.com/2008/apr/13-science-says-war-is-over-now Recent research suggest that given adequate food, fuel, and gender equality, war may disappear. John Horgan 2008-03-24T11:58:14Z Print Article http://discovermagazine.com/2008/feb/06-see-through-bike The from of the Arantix Mountain Bike is made from an airy lattice woven from a carbon-fiber composite and bundled in Kevlar string. The resulting gossamer is stronger pound for pound than steel, aluminum, titanium, and even solid carbon composites. Jennifer Barone 2008-03-06T02:36:09Z Print Article http://discovermagazine.com/2008/apr/03-the-sim-that-saves-people-from-each-other Preventing disaster in an unruly world. Matthew Hutson; illustrations by Paul Torrens 2008-03-03T06:13:11Z Print Article