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| Window shopping for alternate realities from New Scientist - Online News (2010-3-17 3:00) |
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Walk by the Wellcome Trust headquarters and you might find yourself slipping into our technological future
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| Today on New Scientist: 16 March 2010 from New Scientist - Online News (2010-3-17 3:00) |
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All today's stories on newscientist.com at a glance, including: the war on Africa's horror worms, why Venus and Earth might be in a long-distance relationship, and the importance of being vague
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| Are Venus and Earth in a long-distance relationship? from New Scientist - Online News (2010-3-17 1:32) |
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Our planet may be tugging at Venus's heart, explaining a curious coincidence when the two are at their closest approach
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| Payout offered to 9/11 dust plume victims from New Scientist - Online News (2010-3-17 1:25) |
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New York City has offered to compensate people who breathed in gas and debris when the World Trade Center collapsed
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| Anti-vaccine autism campaigners lose court battle from New Scientist - Online News (2010-3-17 1:17) |
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US parents who say that vaccines triggered autism in their children now face yet another setback
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| The mysterious case of the frogs' legs from New Scientist - Online News (2010-3-17 1:00) |
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Biological artist Brandon Ballengée takes strangely beautiful pictures of deformed frogs and toads. But just what is causing the deformities?
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| Could moon rocket demise bring space shuttle reprieve? from New Scientist - Online News (2010-3-17 0:03) |
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Opponents of the plan to retire the space shuttle later this year have been emboldened by the cancellation of NASA's Constellation programme
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| Amputees could get a helping hand in the virtual world from New Scientist - Online News (2010-3-16 23:15) |
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The rubber hand illusion is even more powerful in virtual environments, where people adopt virtual appendages as their own without physical stimuli
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| Crystals + sound + water = clean hydrogen fuel from New Scientist - Online News (2010-3-16 21:41) |
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A novel material absorbs the energy of sound waves and uses it to rip apart water molecules, releasing hydrogen gas
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| Mind-reading gorillas love a good game from New Scientist - Online News (2010-3-16 21:16) |
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Not only humans cajole bored friends to keep playing with them– it shows that gorillas may have "theory of mind", and maybe even a sense of humour
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