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| Atmospheric 'pulse' may spread rain clouds across Titan from New Scientist - Online News (2009-8-13 2:09) |
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Cloud-generating waves in the atmosphere of the Saturn moon could explain how rain reaches the moon's desert regions
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| Stephen Fry: Why turtles make me cry from New Scientist - Online News (2009-8-13 2:00) |
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The king of Twitter ponders endangered species, the Platonic ideal of a smartphone and how to make conservationism work
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| Humans may have learned to walk in the trees from New Scientist - Online News (2009-8-13 2:00) |
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Chimps and gorillas walk on their knuckles, but that doesn't mean our ancestors did, according to a new survey of ape wrist bones
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| Swine flu: How experts are preparing their families from New Scientist - Online News (2009-8-13 2:00) |
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An exclusive New Scientist survey reveals what precautions flu experts have been taking, and if they think a more virulent strain will emerge
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| Late light reveals what space is made of from New Scientist - Online News (2009-8-13 2:00) |
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"Quantum foam"? grainy bumps in the fabric of space-time ? might explain why light from a distant galaxy arrived four minutes later than expected, offering clues about the real nature of gravity
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| Same-sex action helps thrush yeast thrive from New Scientist - Online News (2009-8-13 2:00) |
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Candida albicans cells can reproduce homosexually, which could help explain how the yeast develops resistance to treatment
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| Why the highest mountains are near the equator from New Scientist - Online News (2009-8-13 2:00) |
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The height of the snowline on a mountain plays a significant role in how tall it is likely to grow
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| Why humans can talk and chimps can't from New Scientist - Online News (2009-8-13 0:14) |
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A brain area crucial for language ballooned during human evolution
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| Hamster balls and lunar hoppers: meet the X Prize teams from New Scientist - Online News (2009-8-13 0:07) |
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More than a dozen teams are racing to claim a $30 million prize for landing a robot rover on the moon– see the most advanced prototypes so far
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| Earth could be blindsided by asteroids, panel warns from New Scientist - Online News (2009-8-13 0:00) |
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Existing surveys are designed to gradually build up a catalogue of potential impactors, not to watch out for asteroids that are days or weeks from a collision
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