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| [ニュース] 「ファーストレゴリーグジャパンオープン2006」レポート from Robot Watch (2007-3-9 0:19) |
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| South Korea creates ethical code for righteous robots from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-8 22:15) |
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Code will cover ethical standards to be programmed into machines?but some experts question the idea of teaching robots to tell good from bad
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| California's cloudbursts pave the way for quakes from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-8 21:45) |
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The dark clouds that tip rain on California during the winter and spring may have an even darker side - they seem to bring earthquakes in their wake
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| [ニュース] 第28回全日本マイクロマウス大会、つくば市にて開催 from Robot Watch (2007-3-8 14:45) |
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| Surging groundwater solves Martian 'evaporite' mystery from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-8 8:10) |
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NASA's Opportunity rover found abundant water-altered minerals in Meridiani Planum, but how water pooled on the sloping plain was a mystery
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| Pubic lice leapt from gorillas to early humans from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-8 3:26) |
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A DNA analysis of pubic lice suggests the two species made close contact?but researchers say sex between the two species was unlikely
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| Spiky glaciers are slower to melt from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-8 3:02) |
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Lab experiments show the striking natural phenomenon reduces melting?and the formation of the spikes can be encouraged with a sprinkling of dirt
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| Algae skeletons made into silicon components from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-8 3:00) |
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The converted shells could have various applications, from making microscopic gas sensors to creating new kinds of batteries
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| Sunshine puts asteroids in a spin from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-8 3:00) |
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Sunlight shining on irregularly shaped space rocks changes their spin rate?the effect may explain why some asteroids have tiny moonlets in tow
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| Rapists snared by sperm-free semen from New Scientist - Latest Headlines (2007-3-8 3:00) |
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Police investigating sexual assaults could be aided by a new technique that allows DNA to be collected from semen samples when no sperm are present
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