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| 野村ＨＤ、１４９４億円赤字転落 「アイスランド銀」損失も from フジサンケイ ビジネスアイ - 総合ニュース (2008-10-29 8:22) |
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| Brain scans show the difference between love and hate from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-10-29 2:52) |
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The two emotions light up most of the same brain regions, say researchers? but a key difference explains why hate is calculatingly cold
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| Two-faced approach creates solar cells to dye for from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-10-29 1:53) |
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Dye-based solar cells are cheaper than their silicon cousins, and a new way of gathering light from both sides could make them just as efficient
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| [ニュース] シー・シー・ピー、野生動物の赤ちゃん型ぬいぐるみ「ベイビーアニマル」を発売〜タッチセンサ� from Robot Watch (2008-10-29 0:52) |
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| [ニュース] ROBO-ONE GPやエクアドル報告会が開催〜「ROBO_JAPAN 2008」3日目レポート from Robot Watch (2008-10-29 0:50) |
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| Dinosaur 'mummies' were just thick-skinned from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-10-28 23:44) |
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New evidence suggests that well-preserved dinos couldn't have dried out enough to mummify? instead, leathery hides kept them in good shape
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| Problems mount for NASA's Ares rocket from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-10-28 23:28) |
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New reports suggest a moderate breeze could spell doom for the rocket set to launch astronauts into orbit after the shuttle retires
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| Hubble re-opens an eye from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-10-28 23:06) |
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The telescope's main camera is back on after being dormant for a month? two other cameras may soon restart their observations
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| Listening posts reveal perils of salmon migration from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-10-28 20:57) |
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One thousand young salmon have been tracked on their risky journey from the American Rockies, past dams, and out to sea
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| Tracking system is dam good news for salmon from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-10-28 20:57) |
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Salmon have been tracked on their perilous journey to the ocean and it seems "fish ladders" do help them safely past hydroelectric dams
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