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CES: Satellite broadband boost with 12Mb/s service
from New Scientist - Online News
(2012-1-13 23:40)
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Satellite broadband announced by ViaSat is faster than existing services, while an airline partnership could mean free in-flight email
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Zoologger: Unique life form is half plant, half animal
from New Scientist - Online News
(2012-1-13 23:34)
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A newly discovered single-celled organism isn't an animal, isn't a plant, and isn't even a neat hybrid of the two
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Satellites help track pirate loot in Somalia
from New Scientist - Online News
(2012-1-13 21:22)
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The glow of artificial lights marks the spot where Somali pirates stash their riches. The knowledge could suggest ways of undermining them
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Sex, brains and a frustrated reader
from New Scientist - Online News
(2012-1-13 21:00)
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Dirty Minds: How our brains influence love, sex, and relationships by Kayt Sukel is a fascinating tour of research, but doesn't offer much new insight
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Naked black-hole hearts live in the fifth dimension
from New Scientist - Online News
(2012-1-13 19:34)
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Contrary to a bet Stephen Hawking once made, the singularity at the heart of a black hole could exist "naked"? at least in a five-dimensional universe
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We need to fix the holey biosafety net
from New Scientist - Online News
(2012-1-13 19:22)
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Research into lethal flu should not have got so far without scrutiny
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2012.1.12「サイエンス・メール」配信／コオロギ／「新聞販売店の電子端末化」始まる
from 森山和道
(2012-1-13 9:37)
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Tweet ▼「 サイエンス・メール 」配信。火山の話第７回。ご購読よろしくお願いします。
▼読売 コオロギ５百匹からセシウム４千ベクレル検出
調査は、昨年１０月、原発から約４０キロほど離れた計画的避難区域の福島県飯舘村北部でコオロギ５００匹、６０〜８０キロ離れた本宮市役所付近や須賀川市北部、桑折町役場付近、猪苗代町の猪苗代湖付近の水田でイナゴ計２０００匹を採集した。
▼毎日 福島原発事故：１万人の母乳を検査 政府と県が実施へ
政府と福島県は来年度、同県の新生児の母親のうち希望者を対象に、母乳の放射性物質の検査を実施することを決めた。福島第１原発事故の影響が母乳を通じて子供に及ぶことを懸念する母親の不安解消を目指す。環境省の外局として４月に発足する予定の原子力安全庁（仮称）の１２年度予算案に、事業費５億６０００万円を計上し、県の県民健康管理基金に組み込んで活用する。
▼河北新報 東北再生 あすへの針路
▼河北新報 南三陸町が高台移転用地を取得 楽天元副社長が購入寄付
東日本大震災で被災した宮城県南三陸町戸倉地区の高台移転用地として町が取得を目指したものの、町議会で議案が否 ...
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Smallest magnetic memory uses just 12 atoms
from New Scientist - Online News
(2012-1-13 7:35)
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Today's hard drives store data using bits made up of about a million magnetic atoms– that could be set to change
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Wandering albatross gets boost from rising winds
from New Scientist - Online News
(2012-1-13 4:01)
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Climate change has increased wind speed near the poles, shortening foraging time for wandering albatross? at least for now
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Today on New Scientist: 12 January 2012
from New Scientist - Online News
(2012-1-13 3:14)
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All today's stories on newscientist.com, including: one mistake away from a worldwide flu pandemic and a laptop that follows your eyes
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