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| Is densest Kuiper belt object a wayward asteroid? from New Scientist - Online News (2010-4-7 8:50) |
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Quaoar, a large body in the outer solar system, seems to be made almost entirely of rock, with very little ice– it may be a refugee from the asteroid belt
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| Picking our brains: Can mental illness make you creative? from New Scientist - Online News (2010-4-6 4:00) |
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Sometimes the spark of genius burns too brightly
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| Making the most of a second look from New Scientist - Online News (2010-4-5 20:00) |
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Eye-tracking could improve medical diagnosis or baggage scanning security checks by forcing viewers to look at new parts of an image second time round
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| Night skies suited dino-bird's eyes from New Scientist - Online News (2010-4-5 18:00) |
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The eye sockets of the flying dinosaur Archaeopteryx were similar to those of today's nocturnal birds
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| Picking our brains: Why are some people smarter? from New Scientist - Online News (2010-4-5 3:00) |
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The size of your brain matters less than its structure
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| Simulator gets to the bottom of trough-led tsunamis from New Scientist - Online News (2010-4-4 20:00) |
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Wave generator will allow study of a type of tsunami that has been impossible to recreate in a lab before
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| Which is the greenest US city of all? from New Scientist - Online News (2010-4-4 18:00) |
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Judged by how many energy-efficient commercial buildings it has, the answer might surprise you
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| Motion sensors could help tennis players serve an ace from New Scientist - Online News (2010-4-3 20:00) |
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A wearable system for analysing service action can suggesting subtle tweaks that will improve technique
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| Animal drug trials keep mum about failures from New Scientist - Online News (2010-4-3 18:00) |
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Even negative findings tell a story? but when drugs are tested in animals too many go unreported, leading to overestimates of their efficacy
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| Did a comet swarm strike America 13,000 years ago? from New Scientist - Online News (2010-4-3 0:16) |
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Thousands of fragments of a disintegrating comet, rather than a single large impact, may have killed off much of North America's animal life, a new study suggests
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