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| Fastest spinning asteroid spied by amateur stargazer from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-5-29 1:48) |
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An amateur astronomer observed the whirling space rock using a telescope controlled over the internet
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| Bond gadgets: Never say they will never work from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-5-29 0:41) |
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On the centenary of the birth of 007's creator,rounds up once-fictional James Bond gadgets that are on their way to reality
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| Pentagon wants laser attack warnings for satellites from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-5-29 0:30) |
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With a possible space conflict looming, the Pentagon is developing sensors to detect a ground-based laser trying to blind one of its spy satellites
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| Nothing beats a home-cooked meal?even for apes from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-5-28 20:30) |
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Chimps and other apes seem to prefer cooked food over raw?the finding may show that our ancestors had an innate preference for cooked food
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| US struggling to respond to climate shift from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-5-28 20:10) |
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Climate change is already having a marked effect on US ecosystems, but inadequate monitoring is hampering the country's ability to react
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| Milky Way's mass is drastically reduced from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-5-28 19:00) |
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Measurements of stars milling around our galaxy suggest the Milky Way is not quite the heavyweight astronomers thought
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| Eating less beats exercise for a long life from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-5-28 18:45) |
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Mice that consume less live longer, whether they exercise or not, and now we know one of the key molecules involved
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| [ニュース] 組込みシステム開発技術展(ESEC2008)レポート〜Part1・会場編 from Robot Watch (2008-5-28 18:26) |
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| Giant pterosaurs stalked baby dinos 'like storks' from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-5-28 18:15) |
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The largest flying animal ever known reached down with their massive beaks to snatch prey?only they probably preferred dinosaurs to frogs
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| [ニュース] 2008国際食品工業展(FOOMA JAPAN)レポート〜食を支える“ロボット気味な”機械たち from Robot Watch (2008-5-28 16:18) |
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