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Influence of global warming seen in changing rains from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-7-23 23:35) |
Global rainfall patterns are being changed by COemissions from human activities?the wet get wetter and the dry get drier, researchers say
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Invention: Rubbery metal from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-7-23 20:14) |
This week's patent applications include a material that has the best properties of metal and rubber, a "chain-mail" skin for airplanes, and electrically controlled liquid mirrors
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Climate change linked to a millennium of war in China from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-7-23 18:35) |
Archives going back 1000 years show that conflict follows periods of cooling
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How to spot false friends on Facebook from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-7-23 18:17) |
Software that tells the difference between spammers and legitimate users could rescue social network sites from a growing spam threat
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Software recognises dolphins by their whistles from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-7-22 18:13) |
A system that can pick out the unique whistles of different dolphin species will help spot populations endangered by fishing
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Fake documents can buy dirty bomb material from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-7-21 20:03) |
US government inspectors set up a sting to buy unlimited amounts of radioactive material on the open market
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