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１２月消費支出２カ月ぶりプラス、自動車大幅伸びで実は…  from フジサンケイ　ビジネスアイ - 総合ニュース  (2008-1-30 12:27)

１２月消費支出“過剰防衛”も娯楽背伸び“ラチェット効果”…  from フジサンケイ　ビジネスアイ - 総合ニュース  (2008-1-30 12:27)

SpaceX tests multiple rocket engines for first time  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-1-30 6:28)

The company is one step closer to creating a reusable, heavy-lift launcher after a successful multi-engine test of its Falcon 9 rocket

[ニュース] 「第4回わんだほーろぼっとか〜にばる」レポート〜多彩な競技をゆる〜く楽しむ恒例イベント  from Robot Watch  (2008-1-30 2:40)

'Instant bubblewrap' makes for soft planetary landings  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-1-30 1:55)

Miniature "airbags" that deploy explosively to protect micro sensors as they land on alien planets are being tested by researchers

Family ties defy changing society  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-1-30 0:45)

Family values may have declined over the 20th century, but we still help our relatives when we can, according to a study of family structure

Galaxies give birth to stars on cosmic highways  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-1-30 0:36)

Galaxies tend to give birth to their stars on the road, while travelling down intergalactic highways towards crowded galaxy clusters

Shape-shifting robot forms from magnetic swarm  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-1-29 21:41)

Swarming robots that use electromagnetic forces to cling together and morph into different shapes are being developed by researchers

Killer starfish destroy 'richest' coral reefs  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-1-29 21:33)

Reefs at the heart of the richest area of coral biodiversity on Earth have been destroyed by crown of thorns starfish, finds a new survey

Couch potato lifestyle may speed up ageing  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-1-29 19:45)

Being inactive in your free time might make you a decade older biologically and more prone to ageing diseases than those who are more active