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Snoop software makes surveillance a cinch  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-8-23 17:00) 
Systems that monitor emails, texts and banking transactions could be watching your every move, reports
Surveillance made easy  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-8-23 17:00) 
Monitoring systems that combine data intercepted from emails, telephone calls and banking transactions could be watching your every move reports
Rocket failure destroys two NASA experiments  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-8-23 3:32) 
The experiments were worth $17 million - their loss represents another setback for NASA's aeronautics programme
Superfood rice bran contains arsenic  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-8-23 2:11) 
Commercial rice bran products, including two from companies that participate in food-aid programmes to developing countries, contain "inappropriate" levels of the poison
Mexicans get microchipped over kidnapping fears  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-8-23 1:30) 
Critics say having a microchip inserted under your skin won't help protect against abductions
Robot aircraft will ride thermals to save fuel  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-8-23 1:15) 
Software that allows aerial vehicles to seek out rising hot air currents like a glider does could help to keep them aloft for longer
Some solar flares may be caused by dark matter  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-8-22 23:36) 
Theoretical dark matter particles called axions could account for some bright X-ray explosions on the Sun, new calculations suggest
Smoothest surface ever is a mirror for atoms  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-8-22 23:00) 
A lead surface with barely an atom out of place could focus beams of helium to provide a high-powered alternative to electron microscopes that won't damage samples
Why US must invest against climate change  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-8-22 22:49) 
Eight scientific organisations have urged the next US president to help protect the country from climate change by pushing for increased funding for research and forecasting



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