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Satellite to study source of 'night shining' clouds  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-4-13 5:01)

A NASA spacecraft is set to launch in two weeks to observe the silvery blue clouds that have spread around the world in recent years, possibly due to global warming

Hunt for obesity gene yields a new suspect  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-4-13 3:00)

Scientists claim they have found the most important common genetic cause of obesity to date

Red Square nebula displays exquisite symmetry  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-4-13 3:00)

Astronomers have discovered a new nebula with a dazzling, gem-like symmetry, but the nature of the star or stars that produced it is a mystery

Macaque joins the genome Hall of Fame  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-4-13 3:00)

The rhesus macaque has become of the third primate to have its genome fully sequenced, after humans and chimpanzees

fossil gives up precious protein  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-4-13 3:00)

King of the dinosaurs is no longer just dry bones: for the first time, we have a bit of its flesh, butis still a long way off

Ancient mega-lake discovered in Darfur  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-4-13 2:01)

The find could explain how the world?s biggest groundwater reservoir came to be under one of the driest places on Earth

Plastic sheets perform auto-origami  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-4-13 1:07)

Just add water to make millimetre-sized structures fold into shape?researchers say it could provide a new way to make electronics

[ニュース] TEPIA「ちえものづくり展〜社会を豊かにする最先端技術〜」PART-IIIが開催中  from Robot Watch  (2007-4-13 0:06)

[コラム] 通りすがりのロボットウォッチャーハッキリ話そうロボット君  from Robot Watch  (2007-4-13 0:04)

Friction helps frogs stick to ceilings  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2007-4-12 22:43)

New videos show that tree frogs keep their legs parallel with a surface to increase their grip, adopting a spread-out stance similar to Spider-Man