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UK fracking frenzy could breach emissions targets
from New Scientist - Online news
(2014-1-14 3:15)
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Cash sweeteners inviting a "dash for shale gas" could see the UK overshoot on planned carbon dioxide reductions
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Today on New Scientist
from New Scientist - Online news
(2014-1-14 2:54)
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All the latest on newscientist.com: quantum spin computing, Buddhism and biology, ultra HDTV, hallucinated music, fitness freak fish and more
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虫の詩人の館／痒いところをかくと気持ちいい理由／ゴジラ・メガムリオン／IHIネオジーアルジ／コレラ菌の�
from 森山和道
(2014-1-14 1:48)
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Tweet ▼千駄木にある「 虫の詩人の館 」に行ってきた。NPO日本アンリ・ファーブル会が運営している。館長は奥本大三郎氏。
ジュニア版ファーブル昆虫記 全8巻セット (ジュニア版ファーブル昆虫記)
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▼自然科学研究機構生理学研究所 なぜ痒いところを掻くと気持ちよくなるのか？ その脳内メカニズムを解明
痒いところを掻くと快感が生じます。しかしながら、その脳内メカニズムは不明でした。今回、自然科学研究機構生理学研究所の望月秀紀特任助教授、柿木隆介教授は、掻くこと（掻破）によって生じる快感に報酬系と呼ばれる脳部位（中脳や線条体）が関係することを明らかにしました。本研究成果は米国の学術専門誌Journal of Neurophysiology（神経生理学雑誌）の１月号に掲載予定です。
▼読売 マントル「のぞき窓」海底で発見、名はゴジラ
岩塊は縦１２５キロ・メートル、幅５５キロ・メートル、高さ（最深部との高低差）約４キロ・メートル。東京都の面積の３倍程度 ...
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Animals left behind in a world of volcanic ash
from New Scientist - Online news
(2014-1-14 1:30)
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Chickens scratch for food amongst plants turned grey by the ash from the continuing eruption of Mount Sinabung in Indonesia
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Spin: The quantum twist coming to a computer near you
from New Scientist - Online news
(2014-1-14 1:00)
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A mysterious quantum property is already harnessed in your hard drive? now it's set to take over the rest of your gadgets (full text available to subscribers)
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How far can a Buddhist approach to biology take us?
from New Scientist - Online news
(2014-1-14 0:00)
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In Buddhist Biology , David Barash highlights parallels between these empirical systems of thought, and suggests that together they can show us how to live
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Why ultra high-definition TVs are about to take off
from New Scientist - Online news
(2014-1-13 23:50)
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Firms like Netflix and YouTube have all announced support for 4K–- the next generation of high-definition TV that is four times as sharp as its predecessor
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Mindscapes: The first recording of hallucinated music
from New Scientist - Online news
(2014-1-13 20:59)
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Sylvia hears music in her head. Turning the ghost tunes on and off hints at the cause of more common hallucinations like those in schizophrenia
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Testing times for the consumer genetics revolution
from New Scientist - Online news
(2014-1-13 19:00)
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With the highest-profile seller of $99 genetic tests under fire, will public trust in personalised medicine suffer, wonders ethicist Donna Dickenson
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'Cosmic neutrinos are ready to take centre stage'
from New Scientist - Online news
(2014-1-13 18:00)
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The search for neutrinos from deep space gives us a new vista on some of the most violent processes in the universe, says astrophysicist Ray Jayawardhana
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