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Swiss 'janitor' satellite to sweep up space junk from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-16 6:59) |
A small Swiss satellite could grab a dead compatriot and drag it to a fiery death in the atmosphere as early as 2016
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Why ancient star clusters are all the same size from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-16 4:00) |
Globular star clusters are oddly similar– new simulations suggest galaxy mergers destroyed the smaller ones
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Today on New Scientist: 15 February 2012 from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-16 3:08) |
All today's stories on newscientist.com, including: eat rich or die trying, itsy bitsy teeny weeny chameleons and robot camel riders
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Prions point to a new style of evolution from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-16 3:00) |
A form of evolution that involves neither genetic nor epigenetic changes to the DNA has been seen in yeast
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Islands on land could make towns tsunami-proof from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-16 3:00) |
Elevated land-based islands could protect people living in low-lying areas from tsunamis? and archipelagos of them could form entire towns
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Robot camel riders conquer the desert from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-16 2:40) |
Camel racing is a fast-paced sport where robot riders are remote controlled in a battle for sandy supremacy
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First 3D movie tracks beetle embryo as it forms from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-16 2:25) |
Watch a psychedelic video that's revealing details of embryo development
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Eat rich or die trying: just desserts from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-16 1:39) |
Chefs strive to use science and culinary innovation to recreate the sensations of love– on a plate
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Zoologger: Itsy bitsy teeny weeny chameleons from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-16 0:36) |
They've got independently rotating eyes, a curiously curly tail, and strangely depressing names. Meet some of the world's tiniest– and cutest– chameleons
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