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Dinosaur bones made a handy food supplement  from New Scientist - Online News  (2010-6-25 23:59)

Tooth marks found on dinosaur fossils suggest that early mammals gnawed on them to add minerals to their diet

Frozen antiprotons bring antimatter within reach  from New Scientist - Online News  (2010-6-25 23:10)

Take a cold antiproton, add a positron and you'll get an atom of antimatter that can be tested to see if it really is a mirror image of normal matter

This week's top stories [25 June 2010]  from New Scientist - Online News  (2010-6-25 22:00)

Our top articles ranked by reader popularity. How the brain deals you a poor hand Clouds add depth to computer landscapes Why spiderweb glue never lets go Free-falling atoms will put relativity to the test British public 'relaxed' about synthetic life Today on New Scientist: 18 June 2010 Genetic on-off switch key to evolution of complex life Take the political heat out of climate scepticism Thundercloud gamma rays hint at origins of lightning Protozoan swimming style identifies water toxins

Is Facebook taking over the world?  from New Scientist - Online News  (2010-6-25 21:40)

Despite its sympathetic stance, The Facebook Effect by David Kirkpatrick raises troubling questions about the all-pervasive social networking site

Lizard-like robot can 'swim' through sand  from New Scientist - Online News  (2010-6-25 21:09)

A robot that can travel through loose debris takes its inspiration from the sandfish lizard, one of nature's own sand swimmers

24-week fetuses cannot feel pain  from New Scientist - Online News  (2010-6-25 21:04)

The brain connections needed for a fetus to feel pain have not formed by the 24th week of pregnancy, a report by UK doctors concludes

Climate change is leaving us with extra space junk  from New Scientist - Online News  (2010-6-25 20:04)

Dead satellites and rocket parts are taking longer to drop out of orbit, thanks to cooling of the upper atmosphere as the air beneath gets warmer

The sculpture that eats time  from New Scientist - Online News  (2010-6-25 19:10)

A 3.3-metre-high gold-plated clock, with a hideous giant grasshopper on the top. It's all about the nature of time, says Kat Austen

Genome at 10: The hunt for the 'dark matter'  from New Scientist - Online News  (2010-6-25 16:00)

We know many diseases are partly inherited, so geneticists are baffled by their failure to find the genetic variants responsible

Lung-on-a-chip points to alternative to animal tests  from New Scientist - Online News  (2010-6-25 3:00)

A miniature polymer lung reveals how pathogens and particles make their way into the bloodstream