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| Underwater turbines set to generate record power from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-8-22 3:15) |
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Soon, twin turbines off Northern Ireland will generate 1.2 megawatts of power in what will be the world's largest tidal power project
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| Space shuttle Endeavour lands safely from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-8-22 1:38) |
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The shuttle returned to Earth without a hitch after a 13-day mission to the International Space Station
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| [ニュース] ロボスクエアの「KYOSHO MANOI DAY」〜Li-Poバッテリの講演会も from Robot Watch (2007-8-22 0:10) |
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| Blueprints drawn up for quantum computer RAM from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-8-21 22:59) |
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Physicists have come up with a method for retrieving quantum information that they say will make total recall more reliable
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| Human tooth and eggshell can focus light from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-8-21 18:14) |
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A range of cheap opaque materials could replace lenses in high-res microscopes
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| [ニュース] 二足歩行ロボット競技会「ロボゴング6」レポート〜大阪で、エントリー67機の大規模練習会 from Robot Watch (2007-8-21 17:41) |
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| [ニュース] ロボカップ、AIBOを使った「四足ロボットリーグ」を廃止〜Aldebaran Naoによる新競技「Standard from Robot Watch (2007-8-21 14:44) |
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| Was the brightest supernova the birth of a quark star? from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-8-21 2:22) |
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Astronomers have been puzzling over a supernova 100 times brighter than most?it may be the first observation of 'strange matter'
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| Hurricane Dean intensifies as it heads for Mexico from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-8-21 1:09) |
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The storm could become a Category Five hurricane later on Monday before hitting the Mexican mainland, the US National Hurricane Centre says
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| Women may be hardwired to prefer pink from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-8-21 1:00) |
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As the clichésuggests, females may indeed prefer pink hues?or at least redder shades of blue?say researchers, and the reason may be evolutionary
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