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[ニュース] ロボスクエアで映画「WALL・E」のタイアップイベント〜学生が製作した実物大ウォーリーロボット  from Robot Watch  (2008-11-28 13:46)

Photon force harnessed to do some light work  from New Scientist - Online News  (2008-11-28 2:26)

The pressure exerted by a beam of light is enough to set a nanomachine vibrating– the principle could be used in electronics or light-based computer chips

World's forests face climate-change crisis  from New Scientist - Online News  (2008-11-28 2:20)

The world's forests, and the people who depend on them, are facing devastation from climate change unless we learn to adapt, says a report. , see a gallery of photographs

Did Neanderthal cells cook as the climate warmed?  from New Scientist - Online News  (2008-11-28 0:49)

Neanderthals may have gone extinct because adaptations to an Ice Age climate meant their bodies couldn't cope as temperatures climbed

Metamaterial marble would make perfect cat's eye  from New Scientist - Online News  (2008-11-28 0:41)

Materials like those used to build invisibility cloaks could create a sphere that reflects all the light coming from any angle

[コラム] 通りすがりのロボットウォッチャーロボット社会でのエネルギー供給の場は?  from Robot Watch  (2008-11-28 0:05)

Dolphin power measured for the first time  from New Scientist - Online News  (2008-11-27 21:53)

The muscle strength of dolphins has been measured using a high-speed video technique that visualises fast-moving water

Indian Moon probe feels the heat  from New Scientist - Online News  (2008-11-27 21:52)

Chandrayaan is taking it easy after being caught in a hot spot between Sun and Moon, but no damage is reported

Would eating heavy atoms make us live longer?  from New Scientist - Online News  (2008-11-27 21:30)

Radical changes to the make-up of food might keep us younger for longer. investigates

Would eating heavy atoms lengthen our lives?  from New Scientist - Online News  (2008-11-27 21:30)

Radical changes to the make-up of food might keep us younger for longer. investigates