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

From Galileo to the Hubble, viewing space has come a long way.

Is the Universe's Energy Smothered in Dust?

A good dusting of 10,000 galaxies reveals tons of hidden energy.

Next-Generation Semiconductor Was First Created Elsewhere in the Cosmos

A rare and promising mineral was plucked from space by a NASA satellite.

How to Teach Science to the Pope

Despite what the media may have you believe, the Vatican understands and pays close attention to the latest science research—and integrates science into its theology in surprising ways.

The Extremely Long Odds Against the Destruction of Earth

The Large Hadron Collider, also known as the world’s largest particle accelerator, is about to go online, creating black holes in its hotter-than-the-sun depths. But will these manufactured black holes swallow life as we know it, as many fear?

Nothingness of Space Could Illuminate the Theory of Everything

Empty space may contain a lot more than nothing: dark energy, gravity particles, and the key to frictionless machines.

Smacking Down Stephen Hawking

Leonard Susskind's new book gets personal.

Max Tegmark

What does a cosmologist read when he's not mapping the universe?

Astronomers Discover the First Ring Around a Moon

Astronomers were recently shocked to find that Saturn's second-biggest moon, Rhea, is surrounded by a ring. So how did it get there? And what's keeping it there?

Is the Universe Actually Made of Math?

Max Tegmark, cosmologist and one of the world's most original—and unconventional—thinkers, says the universe is created by mathematical formulas.

Ever Wonder What a Famous Physicist Reads at Night?

Freeman Dyson gives DISCOVER a peek at his stash of bedroom reading.

The Beautiful Mind of Freeman Dyson

Thoughts and illustrations from the legendary biologist and physicist Freeman Dyson: why nuking Japan was a mistake, how Biosphere II totally flopped, and why the worry about "dirty bombs" is just hysteria.

The Robot Designed to Master Mars

Sandbot can scoot along any surface—including other planets.

Movie Camera to the Stars

Researchers are working to build the world's fastest telescope, which could capture billions of stars and help create the most comprehensive map of the sky ever produced.

The Space Race For the New Millennium

Despite open questions about funding, NASA space planners are working at breakneck speed to send a manned spacecraft to the moon by 2020, and explore it using the latest in cutting-edge technology.

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