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| India's thirsty farms drain rocks dry from New Scientist - Online News (2009-8-17 21:40) |
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Warnings of famine to come as rivers are unable to give more and farmers pump 60 per cent of their water from underground
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| It's true: all the taken men are best from New Scientist - Online News (2009-8-17 20:31) |
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Single female students are much more likely to set their sights on a man if he's already attached
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| Black hole parasites explain cosmic flashes from New Scientist - Online News (2009-8-17 20:22) |
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Gamma-ray bursts, the brightest flashes in the universe, may be caused by black holes burrowing into stars and eating them from the inside
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| [ニュース] Hotproceed、自作3Dプリンタキット「CupCake CNC」の取り扱いを開始 from Robot Watch (2009-8-17 20:02) |
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| Photos of cake can keep you slim, say psychologists from New Scientist - Online News (2009-8-17 19:49) |
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Rather than encouraging indulgence, appetising images of junk food may actually encourage dieters to eat more healthily
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| [ニュース] 近未来ハイテク兵器が活躍するアクション映画「G.I.ジョー」〜加速装置付きのパワードスーツ「� from Robot Watch (2009-8-17 18:41) |
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| Why managing risk is a risky business from New Scientist - Online News (2009-8-17 18:39) |
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From swine flu to locking up the wrong people, grappling with risk means juggling our emotional and analytical selves
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| North America puts carbon on the map from New Scientist - Online News (2009-8-17 18:36) |
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US, Canada and Mexico agree to map their biggest emitters and best spots for carbon capture and storage
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| Statistics could help decode ancient scripts from New Scientist - Online News (2009-8-17 18:35) |
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A branch of mathematics called information theory could help computers pick out the most significant words in a text
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| Did asteroids flock together to build planets? from New Scientist - Online News (2009-8-17 18:33) |
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Swarms of boulders may have collapsed spontaneously under their own gravity in the early solar system, forming the building blocks of the planets
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