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The January 2009 issue of Discover Magazine

100 Top Science Stories of 2008

The Sciences

The Father of Dark Matter Still Gets No Respect

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Planet Earth

#36: Creationism Lurks in Public High Schools

Technology

#74: Viruses Are Put to Work Building Superbatteries

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#44: The Baffling Bee Die-Off Continues

Mind

#52: Musical Ability Seems to Be 50 Percent Genetic

#91: Humans Have 5 Universal Facial Muscles—and 10 Optional Ones

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Health

Why Did Western Drs. Promote Tobacco While the Nazis Fought Cancer?

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#64: Spain Gives Great Apes Legal Rights

#69: Physicists Create a Perfect Place to Store Electricity

Environment

#21: Plants Inspire a Better Way to Store Solar Energy

#43: Next-Level Quantum Spookiness

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#31: Fish Farming Threatens Wild Salmon

Discover Magazine

Discover Magazine’s award-winning journalism inspires and informs, delivering thought-provoking content that sparks meaningful conversations. With a focus on groundbreaking developments in science, technology, and the world around us, Discover highlights the impact of these innovations on our daily lives.

2008年百大科学故事

发现杂志

暗物质之父仍未获尊重

#36：创造论潜伏在公立高中

#74：病毒被用于制造超级电池

#44：令人困惑的蜜蜂大灭绝仍在持续

#52：音乐能力似乎有50%是遗传的

#91：人类拥有5种普遍的面部肌肉——以及10种可选肌肉

为什么西方医生推广烟草，而纳粹却抗击癌症？

#64: 西班牙赋予大型猿类法律权利

#69：物理学家创造了一个储存电力的完美场所

#21：植物启发了一种更好的太阳能存储方式

#43：下一级别的量子怪异现象

#31：鱼类养殖威胁野生鲑鱼

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