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Saturn ring created by remains of long-dead moon  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-8-3 3:00)

The planet's mysterious G ring is composed of dust cast off a broken-up moon and kept in line by another moon called Mimas

Satnav makes car trips shorter and safer  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-8-3 1:16)

Drivers using in-car navigation systems not only take less time to reach their destination, they may be less erratic too, and so possibly less dangerous

[コラム] 人・ロボットの社会的発達を研究するための子供型ロボット「CB2」〜「浅田共創知能システムプロジ  from Robot Watch  (2007-8-3 0:15)

Termite is world's snappiest animal  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-8-2 22:34)

The insect's jaws are found to be the fastest muscle-powered body parts in the animal kingdom

British lawmakers back saviour siblings  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-8-2 22:32)

A UK parliamentary committee argues that more parents should be allowed to screen for embryos that might help cure existing sick children

Search begins for cause of US bridge collapse  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-8-2 22:26)

The structure suffered total failure and crashed into the Mississippi river - it was last inspected in 2006 and described as of 'acceptable standard' in a previous report

[ニュース] ジャイロウォーク、福岡市にロボットショップ「ロボッチャ」をオープン  from Robot Watch  (2007-8-2 17:20)

[ニュース] テムザックのロボット達がやってきた!〜マスタースレイブも体験できたロボスクエアのイベント  from Robot Watch  (2007-8-2 16:27)

'Sunshade' for global warming could cause drought  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-8-2 16:13)

Pumping sulphur particles into the atmosphere to mimic the cooling effect of a large volcanic eruption may not be the last-ditch solution some hope

Cassini probe to fly through Saturn moon's plume  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-8-2 8:02)

In a daring act of space-obatics, Cassini is set to buzz the moon Enceladus, flying through a steamy plume spraying out from its south pole