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Discovery may refer to:
- Discovery (observation), observing or finding something unknown.
- Discovery (fiction), a character's learning something unknown
- Discovery (law), a process in courts of law
Devices
- Roomba Discovery, a robotic vacuuming device
- Discovery (synth) a VSTi software synthesizer by discoDSP
Nature
- Discovery (horse), an American thoroughbred racehorse
- Discovery (apple), an apple cultivar (i.e. a variety of apples)
Companies, Projects, Teams
- Discovery Communications, an American global media and entertainment company
- Discovery Program, NASA space science program
- Discovery Project, a European research project
- Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team, a professional cycling team
- Discovery Records, a record label
Vessels and Vehicles
Marine
- Discovery (1602 ship)
- Discovery (cruise ship)
- HMS Discovery
- HSS Discovery (High speed ferry)
- RRS Discovery (Captain R.F. Scott's Antarctic expedition)
- RRS Discovery (1962)
Space
- Discovery One, a fictional space craft from the film 2001: A Space Odyssey
- Space Shuttle Discovery
Land
- Land Rover Discovery, a 4x4 MPV manufactured by Land Rover
Culture and Mass Media
Music
- Discovery (band) an indietronica side project from members of Ra Ra Riot and Vampire Weekend
- Discovery (Daft Punk album)
- Discovery (Electric Light Orchestra album)
- Discovery (Mike Oldfield album)
- Discovery Tour 1984, a Mike Oldfield tour
- Discovery Records, a record label
- Discovery (Larry Carlton album)
- Discovery (Shanice album)
- Discovery (synth) a VSTi software synthesizer by discoDSP
- Discovery (Mr. Children album)
Television
- Discovery Channel, an American TV channel distributed by Discovery Communications
- Discovery (Irish TV series)
- Discovery, 1960s series on ABC-TV, hosted by Frank Buxton (later Bill Owen) and Virginia Gibson
- Discovery (UK TV series)
See also
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