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October 2015

The October 2015 issue of Discover Magazine

Science vs Aging

Cougar in LA - Winter

Planet Earth

Making Room for Cougars in California's Cities

Meteor Impact Meteorite - Don Davis

The Sciences

Asteroid Impacts Shaped Earth's Earliest Life

Holes in a Bone: Flute or Fluke?

Ancient Namibia Footprints - Matthew Bennett

Studying the Footprints of Human Ancestors

Two Machines

Testing Turing's Legacy

Infrared - Nevit Dilmen

Mind

Amazingly, We Can See Infrared Light

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What to Read in October

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Capturing the First Interstellar Travelers

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A Better Way to Grow Cells

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Health

The Broken Heart Syndrome

El Hierro Canary Islands

Tiny Fossils Hint at Canary Islands' Volcanic Origins

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.

科学 vs. 老化

发现杂志

为加州的城市腾出美洲狮的空间

小行星撞击塑造了地球最早的生命

骨骼上的孔洞：笛子还是巧合？

研究人类祖先的足迹

测试图灵的遗产

令人惊叹的是，我们可以看到红外光

十月必读

捕捉首批星际旅行者

更好的细胞生长方法 (A Better Way to Grow Cells)

心碎综合征

微小化石暗示加那利群岛的火山起源

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