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| Strange Manx comet is time capsule from the early solar system from New Scientist - News (2016-4-30 3:00) |
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The tiny-tailed comet C/2014 S3 is a preserved piece of the original material that made the rocky planets, not a dirty snowball like its cometary siblings
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| Ebola virus does a total shutdown to hide before a fresh strike from New Scientist - News (2016-4-30 3:00) |
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Evidence that Ebola can lie dormant for over a year suggests that 17,000 survivors of the disease in West Africa could yet spread the virus to many others
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| Muscular dystrophy is tragic, but patients aren’t always right from New Scientist - News (2016-4-30 1:53) |
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A US panel has rejected a new drug for muscular dystrophy. It was the right call, says Clare Wilson? it’s a myth that ground-breaking drugs are being kept from us
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| Recycled coffee grounds could make roads smoother and greener from New Scientist - News (2016-4-30 1:04) |
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Mixing coffee grounds with waste slag from the steel industry produces a material strong enough for use in road construction
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| The teenager who can’t help speaking in a French accent from New Scientist - News (2016-4-30 0:59) |
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Scanning the brain of a boy who has foreign accent syndrome has revealed that we use the cerebellum, a primitive region of our brains, to plan speech
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| Revealed: Google AI has access to huge haul of NHS patient data from New Scientist - News (2016-4-29 21:36) |
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A data-sharing agreement obtained by New Scientist shows that Google DeepMind's collaboration with the NHS goes far beyond what it has publicly announced
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| Beech marten halts LHC after chewing on a power cable from New Scientist - News (2016-4-29 21:17) |
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The Large Hadron Collider has suffered a power outage after the unfortunate critter chewed on a 66 kilovolt electrical transformer
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| Weasel halts LHC experiments after chewing on a power cable from New Scientist - News (2016-4-29 21:17) |
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The Large Hadron Collider has suffered a power outage after the unfortunate critter chewed on a 66 kilovolt electrical transformer
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| Japanese satellite’s death spiral linked to software malfunction from New Scientist - News (2016-4-29 19:49) |
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The Hitomi X-ray space telescope has failed just months after its launch, leaving astronomers hoping to glimpse black holes devastated
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| Coma brain scans predict if a person will ever recover awareness from New Scientist - News (2016-4-29 5:00) |
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Detecting brain circuits that switch back and forth?give?a good indication of whether someone with brain damage is ever likely to recover full consciousness?
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