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| Giant ropes of dark matter found in new sky survey from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-2-22 4:38) |
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Huge dark matter filaments?nearly 3000 times as long as the Milky Way?are warping our view of distant galaxies
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| Big Brother bird watching boosts ecology from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-2-22 3:14) |
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Sensors and tags will report the movements of individual seabirds and even weigh them in their own burrows
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| Spysat's fuel tank likely destroyed by US missile from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-2-22 3:10) |
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The Pentagon is almost certain it successfully ruptured the hydrazine fuel tank of a broken spy satellite
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| US urged to stop using 'dirty bomb' ingredients from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-2-22 0:32) |
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The US government should stop the use of radioactive caesium chloride in medical and research equipment as it can be used to make "dirty bombs"
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| [ニュース] 「nano tech 2008 国際ナノテクノロジー総合展・技術会議」レポート〜最先端技術に目がないハイ from Robot Watch (2008-2-22 0:30) |
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| Are catnaps as beneficial as actual sleep? from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-2-22 0:23) |
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Power naps of just 5 minutes boosted memory recall in volunteers, suggesting that it is the process of falling asleep that is most important
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| Organ transplants without lifelong immunosuppressants from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-2-21 21:17) |
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A blood test could soon help to determine which organ-transplant recipients are ready to come off their immunosuppressant drugs
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| [ニュース] クルマは最終的にロボット化する〜トヨタ技監・渡邉浩之氏によるロボットビジネス推進協議会特� from Robot Watch (2008-2-21 16:06) |
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| Martian crater records aftermath of Amazon-like flood from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-2-21 4:40) |
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At least on one place on Mars, surface water flowed briefly and violently, flowing for less than a century like the Amazon River
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| Smart rubber promises self-mending products from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-2-21 3:00) |
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A new type of rubber binds back together after being snapped or punctured - it could pave the way for self-healing shoes, gloves and other products
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