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| Peanut-shaped comet likely formed in collision from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-1-16 3:16) |
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Comet 8P/Tuttle's oddly familiar shape suggests it formed when two cometary bodies came together and stuck
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| Cameraphone used to control computers in 3D from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-1-16 0:41) |
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New software lets camera-equipped cellphones be used to move icons around computer screens in three dimensions?like a Wii controller
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| Iron nanobeads can control immune system from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-1-16 0:35) |
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A technique that uses iron nanobeads to form clusters of immune cells in a magnetic field could mean better treatment of allergies and other illnesses
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| [ニュース] 松下、新アルカリ電池「EVOLTA」を発表〜長持ちをアピールする「化身」ロボットも開発予定 from Robot Watch (2008-1-16 0:01) |
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| [ニュース] MEMS 2008レポートジャイロや燃料電池などのデバイスに注目 from Robot Watch (2008-1-16 0:00) |
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| Columbus blamed for spread of syphilis from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-1-15 22:15) |
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New genetic data backs up the theory that venereal syphilis was carried to Europe from the New World by Columbus and his crew
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| Australia rules Japanese whaling illegal from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-1-15 19:53) |
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Australia's Federal Court bans whaling in its Antarctic waters, but the government has not said whether it will enforce the ban
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| [ニュース] MEMS 2008 前日レポート微小な機械システムの最新研究成果が集結 from Robot Watch (2008-1-15 14:24) |
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| Messenger spacecraft swings past Mercury from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-1-15 8:52) |
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NASA's probe successfully flew by the tiny planet on Monday?on Tuesday it will begin beaming images and data to Earth
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| Fossils reveal dinosaurs had teen sex from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-1-15 7:00) |
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Young female dinosaurs, including, started breeding before they had finished growing to adult size, a new study shows
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