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Milky Way's twin caught dismembering neighbour
from New Scientist - Online News
(2009-9-3 3:01)
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Our near-twin, Andromeda, tore a stream of stars from its neighbour, the Triangulum galaxy, after a run-in 2.5 billion years ago– a worse collision is on the horizon
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Has runaway Arctic warming already begun?
from New Scientist - Online News
(2009-9-3 2:38)
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Rapid ice-loss may spread climate havoc across the globe in the coming decades, says a new WWF report, but some claim it understates the danger
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Pain-free animals could take suffering out of farming
from New Scientist - Online News
(2009-9-3 2:00)
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Engineering the genes of livestock could make them incapable of feeling pain? but critics say the ethical problems don't end there
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Full without food: Can surgery cure obesity?
from New Scientist - Online News
(2009-9-3 2:00)
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Stomach stapling? surgery that shrinks the stomach to reduce appetite ? works far better than anyone ever expected. Finding out the reason why could be the key to curing obesity
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Smart home knows just how you like your breakfast
from New Scientist - Online News
(2009-9-3 0:02)
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No cameras, no microphones, and no telescreens, but a new sensor-stuffed apartment can work out your habits– however unfamiliar they are
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Best visions of the night sky
from New Scientist - Online News
(2009-9-2 23:42)
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Star trails, horse heads and shadowy moons, captured by stargazers across the world vying for the title of Astronomy Photographer of the Year
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[ニュース] 狂言を披露する「踊る! 和ボット」がハウスクエア横浜のロボットイベントに登場〜常設のロボッ�
from Robot Watch
(2009-9-2 21:24)
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Gorilla sexual intrigue could explain human monogamy
from New Scientist - Online News
(2009-9-2 20:13)
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Female gorillas use sex as a tactic to thwart their rivals– pregnant apes court their silverback male to distract him from rivals
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[ニュース] 「ROBO-ONE GATE＆ROBO-ONE GP in 郡山」開催〜第17回ROBO-ONE決勝出場権は「rsv3」と地元の「P
from Robot Watch
(2009-9-2 18:28)
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Moon dust not as strange as hoped
from New Scientist - Online News
(2009-9-2 18:25)
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An oddly heavy kind of matter detected aboard a space shuttle in 1998 has not turned up in lunar soil brought back by an Apollo mission
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