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| [ニュース] ワンダーキットプロダクツ、赤外線追尾型ロボットキットを発売〜家電製品用リモコンをコントロ� from Robot Watch (2009-7-21 18:33) |
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| Building a den could save a panda from New Scientist - Online News (2009-7-21 18:20) |
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Might a home construction boom help get giant pandas off the endangered list? A report this week on the effect of substandard dens on panda families suggests so
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| [ニュース] ロボカップ2009グラーツ世界大会 「ヒューマノイドリーグ」レポート〜各国の「はじめロボット」 from Robot Watch (2009-7-21 16:39) |
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| [ニュース] 「2009ロボスクエアサマーチャレンジ」開幕〜初日にはASIMOのパフォーマンスショーも from Robot Watch (2009-7-21 14:00) |
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| Jupiter sports new 'bruise' from impact from New Scientist - Online News (2009-7-21 7:36) |
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A new black spot about as big as the Earth has been found on Jupiter– astronomers say it was caused by an impact, not by one of the planet's famous storms
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| Girl with half a brain retains full vision from New Scientist - Online News (2009-7-21 4:48) |
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A girl born with half of her cerebral cortex missing sees perfectly because of a reorganisation of the brain circuits involved in vision
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| Live blogging the first moon landing 40 years later from New Scientist - Online News (2009-7-21 2:50) |
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We're replaying every historic word transmitted by the Apollo 11 astronauts and the control team during the most exciting part of the mission
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| Climate engineering research gets green light from New Scientist - Online News (2009-7-21 2:39) |
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Geoengineering schemes to rein in humanity's effect on the climate get the go-ahead for further research, alongside more traditional methods
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| Gravity sucks: An artist examines life's weighty side from New Scientist - Online News (2009-7-21 2:11) |
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Artist Simon Faithfull has long resented being earthbound– his latest work revolves around humanity's desire to be free of gravity's powerful grip
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| Myth of raindrop formation exploded from New Scientist - Online News (2009-7-21 2:00) |
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For 100 years, physicists have struggled to find a mechanism that produces both large and small raindrops during the same rain shower– now high-speed video seems to have come up with an answer
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