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| Key to humanity is in missing DNA from New Scientist - Online News (2011-3-10 3:00) |
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It's not the genes we have, but how we use them. Losing chunks of DNA let our brains grow, got rid of beastly whiskers and made sex more intimate (full text available to subscribers)
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| Invisible Wi-Fi signals caught on camera from New Scientist - Online News (2011-3-10 2:36) |
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See how a new device can paint a picture of the Wi-Fi networks in a city
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| Eight extremes: The brightest thing in the universe from New Scientist - Online News (2011-3-10 1:52) |
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What can shine with the light of more than 30 trillion suns? (full text available to subscribers)
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| Zoologger: Megamouth, the shark that has to suck it up from New Scientist - Online News (2011-3-10 1:49) |
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The megamouth shark has a maw one-fifth the length of its body, but what in the name of Darwin is it for?
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| Sports shoe guru: How to choose the best running shoe from New Scientist - Online News (2011-3-10 1:12) |
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Cheap sports shoes can be as good as expensive ones, says Benno Nigg , the sports scientist who helped design David Beckham's Predator boot
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| Electric vehicle app to curb 'range anxiety' from New Scientist - Online News (2011-3-10 0:53) |
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By letting EV drivers share their recharging stations PlugShare creates a community-driven network of charging points that are free to use
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| Humans came from southern Africa– maybe from New Scientist - Online News (2011-3-9 23:45) |
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A study of hunter-gatherer genetics suggests that modern humans emerged from southern Africa, not the east as archaeologists have long claimed. Who is right?
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| Moon millions: Space firms chase Google's lunar lucre from New Scientist - Online News (2011-3-9 22:05) |
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On your marks, get set, lift-off: everyone from garage inventors to aerospace magnates is racing for the Lunar X Prize. New Scientist surveys the field (full text available to subscribers)
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| How one cybercriminal stole $86 million from New Scientist - Online News (2011-3-9 21:33) |
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Kevin Poulsen's Kingpin: How one hacker took over the billion-dollar cybercrime underground is a gripping tale that goes beyond the hacker stereotype
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| Crickets inspire stealthy robots to fire rings of air from New Scientist - Online News (2011-3-9 20:14) |
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A cave cricket's communication trick with high-pressure "air rings" has given robots a way to keep their messages private
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