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| Comet samples are surprisingly asteroid-like from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-1-25 5:28) |
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Samples of Comet Wild 2 suggest it is made of rocky material, like an asteroid, rather than the fluffy dust expected of a comet
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| 'Averaging' faces could improve ID card security from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-1-25 4:00) |
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Compiling an average of several images of a face makes recognition software as accurate as a human and could improve security screening
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| Human sniffles kill endangered chimps from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-1-25 2:04) |
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Researchers and tourists are killing wild apes by inadvertently giving them colds, a new study shows for the first time
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| Supernova 'echoes' are a window to the galaxy's past from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-1-25 0:26) |
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Light reflected from interstellar dust clouds reveals the historic Tycho's supernova as it was 400 years ago
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| [コラム] 石井英男のロボットキットレビューエスケイパン「Gogic Five」(第2回) from Robot Watch (2008-1-25 0:19) |
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| [コラム] 通りすがりのロボットウォッチャー空の彼方にいるロボット from Robot Watch (2008-1-25 0:18) |
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| Inbred humans live to a ripe old age from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-1-24 22:36) |
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An area of Italy where men live for an unusually long time also has high levels of inbreeding, say researchers
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| How traffic pollution damages the heart from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-1-24 19:50) |
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People living in polluted areas are more at risk of heart disease?now scientists think they know why
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| Bubble-busting sounds could keep chips cool from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-1-24 19:36) |
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Sound waves can boost the efficiency of liquid cooling systems and could help keep computer processors cool in the future
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| Pitter-patter of raindrops could power devices from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-1-24 19:12) |
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Rain has been ignored as a source of electricity, but piezoelectric materials can generate charge with every drop
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