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| [コラム] 通りすがりのロボットウォッチャー大きな赤ん坊ロボは大器晩成タイプ? from Robot Watch (2007-8-31 0:18) |
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| Cellphones affect human cells without heating them from New Scientist Tech - Latest Headlines (2007-8-30 23:37) |
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Electromagnetic radiation causes a reaction that might affect the way our cells divide, a new study suggests, but a link to cancer is "unlikely"
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| Rare river dolphin 'spotted' in China from New Scientist Tech - Latest Headlines (2007-8-30 20:42) |
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A man claims to have filmed a Baiji in the Yangtze river?if true, it may be the last chance to save the species which had been considered extinct
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| [ニュース] スピーシーズ、カメラを搭載した新型モデル「SPC-101C」発表〜ネット内のエージェントとも接続� from Robot Watch (2007-8-30 19:34) |
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| Plant genes switched on by sound waves from New Scientist Tech - Latest Headlines (2007-8-30 19:20) |
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Desirable genetic traits could one day be switched on by blasting sound into fields full of crops
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| [ニュース] 名古屋「第3回堀川エコロボコンテスト2007」レポート〜ロボットの技術で清流を再生 from Robot Watch (2007-8-30 13:42) |
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| NASA refutes claim that astronauts flew drunk from New Scientist Tech - Latest Headlines (2007-8-30 7:41) |
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The agency made the assertion after interviewing hundreds of personnel and reviewing records going back 20 years
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| Leaf 'sweat glands' to worsen future flooding from New Scientist Tech - Latest Headlines (2007-8-30 2:22) |
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Tiny pores on plant leaves that are sensitive to COmay exacerbate future flooding as a result of increasing atmospheric pollution
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| Orchid fossil reveals flowers' domination of Earth from New Scientist Tech - Latest Headlines (2007-8-30 2:00) |
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The discovery of an ancient orchid preserved in amber reveals how the plants survived the demise of the dinosaurs
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| Supersonic 'rain' pelts planet-forming disc from New Scientist Tech - Latest Headlines (2007-8-30 2:00) |
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Water from space is lashing a dusty disc around a young star?the observations could help settle a debate about how planets form
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