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Climbers show lowest ever blood oxygen levels  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-1-8 22:00)

The finding in medics who climbed Mount Everest might mean that some people in intensive care can tolerate lower oxygen levels than previously thought

Climbers show record low blood oxygen levels  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-1-8 22:00)

The finding in medics who climbed Mount Everest might mean that some people in intensive care can tolerate lower oxygen levels than previously thought

Wildlife confused by polarised light pollution  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-1-8 21:40)

The way dark, reflective industrial materials polarise light is setting "ecological traps" for animals that have evolved to lay eggs in water

Obama team to raise questions over Ares rocket  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-1-8 21:20)

Why is NASA developing a new generation of space rockets when the US already has two that could do the same job?

Invention: Recycled trash construction materials  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-1-8 20:25)

Plant and plastic waste destined for landfill can be recycled into heat or noise insulation, and could even be used for construction, says a patent application

Gallery: Paintings of the disappearing rainforests  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-1-8 19:30)

Artist spent four years travelling the world's rainforests, and created a collection of paintings depicting the scenes he discovered

[ニュース] 日本科学未来館、身体感覚をバーチャルリアリティで呈示する「岩田洋夫:博士の異常な創作」を21  from Robot Watch  (2009-1-8 19:28)

Insulin grown in plants gets human tests  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-1-8 19:00)

Safflower plants have been engineered to produce insulin– it is hoped they will provide a cheaper source of the hormone for people with diabetes

[ニュース] 東京消防庁の出初式に双腕消防車両が登場  from Robot Watch  (2009-1-8 15:14)

Mystery radio signal could be from universe's first stars  from New Scientist - Online News  (2009-1-8 13:13)

A balloon-borne experiment has turned up mysterious radio static that could come from the universe's first stars