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[ニュース] ロボラボ、ユニバーサル・シティウォーク大阪で実証実験を行なう次世代ロボットを募集  from Robot Watch  (2007-8-8 16:42)

[ニュース] 福岡市にロボットショップ「ロボッチャ」がオープン  from Robot Watch  (2007-8-8 15:58)

Ancient ape was an early swinger  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-8-8 8:12)

Ten million years ago a unique ape moved through the trees not only by swinging from branch to branch but also by walking on all fours

Yangtze river dolphin is almost certainly extinct  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-8-8 8:01)

The dolphin is the first cetacean known to have disappeared as a result of human activity?many were accidentally ensnared in the tackle of fishing boats

Nearby black hole caught burping gamma rays  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-8-8 7:21)

The belch followed a meal of matter sucked from a nearby star?such burps may be the most common type of 'gamma-ray burst' in the universe

MySpace hacker gets his profile deleted  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-8-8 2:35)

After demonstrating how to hack into other users' accounts, a US college student was humbled to find his own account disabled

Educational DVDs 'slow infant learning'  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-8-8 1:44)

A study suggests that infants who watch specially designed language DVDs possess a smaller vocabulary than those who do not

[ニュース] 第2回ナガレンジャー・ファイティングフェスタ in SUMMER開催〜第10回ROBO-ONE開催の地にて育つ  from Robot Watch  (2007-8-8 1:38)

More parties join YouTube copyright lawsuit  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-8-7 23:51)

Major music and sporting organisations sign up to a lawsuit accusing the video website and its owner Google of encouraging copyright infringement

Eight-million-year-old bug is alive and growing  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-8-7 20:12)

The revival of the frozen bacterium suggests ancient bacteria and viruses will come back to life as global warming melts ice at the poles