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| NASA to announce new commercial space partner from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-2-2 6:12) |
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NASA's decision to cut ties with spaceship developer Rocketplane Kistler is officially upheld, clearing the way for a new partnership
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| Languages evolve in sudden leaps, not creeps from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-2-2 3:31) |
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The finding challenges the slow-and-steady model held by many linguists and matches evidence that genetic evolution follows a similar path
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| Crystal coat warms up LED light from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-2-2 1:46) |
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A fine-tuned nanocrystal layer makes energy-efficient LED light less harsh, and more suited to indoor lighting
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| Rat genes shed light on ancient human migrations from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-2-2 0:16) |
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The black rat's genetic make-up reveals its age-old relationship with humans?and may explain anomalies in the way it has spread diseases
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| Eye-tracking game hides baddies in plain view from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-2-1 21:54) |
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Following players' eye movements can make computer games wickedly difficult by placing enemies where you are least likely to spot them
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| Voices of autism 'silenced' by charity from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-2-1 20:37) |
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A bitter dispute has broken out between people with autism and a charity that aims to help them
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| Conjoined space telescopes could see alien worlds from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2008-2-1 19:09) |
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Two telescopes attached together in space could see planets at a fraction of the cost of NASA's indefinitely delayed Terrestrial Planet Finder
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