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Discover Mag. : 2015May10Sunday

WATCH: Landfall of Super Typhoon Noul. Plus: Ana Becomes Strongest Tropical Storm to Hit U.S. This Early in the Year

Ana and Noul: A Tale of Two Cyclones

Snowpack in the West "isn't just low — it's gone"

Science and Religion Clash Over Telescope Construction on Sacred Summit

iSeeChange: documenting the weather around us

To Zoom In, Bats Say "Ahh!"

Even Trash Can Robots Need Social Skills

Pole-Dancing Quadcopters Are Pushed to Their Physical Limits

Ebola Lurked in Patient's Eye, Turning It From Blue to Green

Flashback Friday: Here's a list of what's currently living in your belly button.

Top Stories : 2015May10Sunday

WATCH: Landfall of Super Typhoon Noul. Plus: Ana Becomes Strongest Tropical Storm to Hit U.S. This Early in the Year

Ana and Noul: A Tale of Two Cyclones

Snowpack in the West "isn't just low — it's gone"

Science and Religion Clash Over Telescope Construction on Sacred Summit

To Zoom In, Bats Say "Ahh!"

Even Trash Can Robots Need Social Skills

Pole-Dancing Quadcopters Are Pushed to Their Physical Limits

Ebola Lurked in Patient's Eye, Turning It From Blue to Green

Mysterious Islands Are A Hotspot For Marine Hybrids

How Nature Can Preserve a Brain for Hundreds of Years

Technology : 2015May10Sunday

Even Trash Can Robots Need Social Skills

This Was the Most Radical Shift in U.S. Music of the Last 50 Years

Animal Tracking Could Help Predict Earthquakes

Creepy Edison Dolls Speak Again With New Technology

NASA's 10-Rotor UAV Hovers Like a Helicopter, Flies Like an Airplane

Encrypting Transactions With an App

Building a Full-Blown Human Body-on-a-Chip

Immersive Storytelling Outside of Virtual Reality

‘Avengers: Age of Ultron’ and the Risks of Artificial Intelligence

Batteries Safe Enough to Eat

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Space: 2015May10Sunday

To Zoom In, Bats Say "Ahh!"

Our Black Hole Skips a Meal

Do More Meteorites Fall on Antarctica?

7 Remarkable Lessons from Messenger's Mission to Mercury

Researchers Come Closer Than Ever to Defining Our Place in Space

The Many Resurrections of the Hubble Space Telescope

These Adorable Rodents Are Democratic Snugglers

The Fertile Crescent of Space Exploration

Scientists Prepare to Study Samples from Mars

Rosetta Gets Up Close With a Comet

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Health: 2015May10Sunday

Ebola Lurked in Patient's Eye, Turning It From Blue to Green

Measles Weakens the Immune System for Years

Fructose Amplifies Cravings for High-Fat Foods

Building a Full-Blown Human Body-on-a-Chip

Mars Astronauts Could Suffer Brain Damage From Cosmic Rays

The Second Coming of Polio?

20 Things You Didn't Know About... Immortality

Semen's Chemical Cocktail Can Hijack a Mate's Brain

Fighting Through the Fog of Concussion

In World First, Scientists Genetically Modify Human Embryos

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Lastest: 2015May10Sunday

WATCH: Landfall of Super Typhoon Noul. Plus: Ana Becomes Strongest Tropical Storm to Hit U.S. This Early in the Year

Ana and Noul: A Tale of Two Cyclones

Snowpack in the West "isn't just low — it's gone"

Science and Religion Clash Over Telescope Construction on Sacred Summit

iSeeChange: documenting the weather around us

To Zoom In, Bats Say "Ahh!"

Even Trash Can Robots Need Social Skills

Pole-Dancing Quadcopters Are Pushed to Their Physical Limits

Ebola Lurked in Patient's Eye, Turning It From Blue to Green

Flashback Friday: Here's a list of what's currently living in your belly button.