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| Jurassic katydid sings out after 165 million years from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-7 5:00) |
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An exceptionally preserved fossil has allowed biologists to reconstruct the sound of an extinct bush cricket. So what did it sound like?
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| Today on New Scientist: 6 February 2012 from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-7 3:00) |
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All today's stories on newscientist.com, including: the revolution will be tweeted and robotic walking stick lends users some balance
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| 3D printer provides woman with a brand new jaw from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-7 2:30) |
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Sculpting an entire replacement jawbone that's both fully functional and biocompatible is seen as a breakthrough for 3D printing
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| Patch of seagrass is world's oldest living organism from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-7 2:25) |
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A 15-kilometre-long swathe of seagrass off the coast of Spain is at least 80,000 years old, making it the oldest known living organism on Earth
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| Robotic walking stick lends users some balance from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-7 1:54) |
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Walking sticks are being dragged into the robotics era thanks to dynamic balancing, super-strong motors and power-punching batteries
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| Martian real estate, windy and cratered but isolated from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-7 1:33) |
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Mars Express has returned images of the Red Planet's Syrtis Major region, an area once thought to be an ocean– but did oceans once exist on Mars?
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| Contador stripped of Tour de France title from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-7 1:20) |
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Alberto Contador has been banned for 2 years and stripped of his Tour de France title after he tested positive for the banned stimulant clenbuterol in 2010
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| Are we merely the sum of our neurons? from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-7 0:30) |
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In Connectome: How the brain's wiring makes us who we are, Sebastian Seung explores the mapping of our circuitry and how much it can tell us about ourselves
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| Pirate file-sharing goes 3D from New Scientist - Online News (2012-2-6 22:20) |
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3D file-sharing makes copying "physibles" possible. It'll give companies a headache? but could kick-start a 3D printing revolution
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