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November 2003

The November 2003 issue of Discover Magazine

How Long Can the Human Body Last?

Planet Earth

When Good Trees Go Bad

The Sciences

Red Planet Calling: We Have Data

Environment

Science Proves that City Life Really is Electrifying

Killer Cancer in the Cretaceous

Health

You Are What Your Mother Ate

The Language Genome Project

Mapping DNA's Danger Zones

How to Walk on Water

Colorizing the Lost World

Technology

Artistic Neurons

Mississippian Monsters

Score Another Win for Albert Einstein

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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.

人体能存活多久？

发现杂志

好树变坏时

红色星球的呼唤：我们有数据了

科学证明城市生活确实充满活力

白垩纪的致命癌症

你吃什么就像你妈吃什么

语言基因组项目

绘制DNA的危险区域

如何在水上行走

给失落的世界着色

艺术神经元

密西西比州的怪物

爱因斯坦再获胜

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