Discover December 2007 - Special Issue - Scientist of the Year - David Charboneau's Radical Plan to Find Life Beyond Earth

Discover December 2007 - Special Issue - Scientist of the Year - David Charboneau's Radical Plan to Find Life Beyond Earth

by Corey S. Powell

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Includes: Satellite Wars - China's Shot Heard Round the Word; Can We Cure Aging? How to Beat the Disease of Growing Old; The 6 Greatest Experiments - Building Silicon Brains; Trapping Dark Matter; Off the Grid - Live Without Electricity (No Scrimping Required); Plus - Mapping Autism, the Food that Made us Human, In Praise of Selfishness; etc.

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