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| Ageing irises could confound biometric checks from New Scientist - Online News (2010-8-5 1:43) |
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Scans of a person's iris give slightly different results over time, which could fool biometric identification systems
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| Voyager: A robotic Columbus for the space age from New Scientist - Online News (2010-8-5 1:20) |
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In Voyager: Seeking newer worlds in the third great age of discovery, Stephen Pyne tells the story of the probes as part of the history of exploration
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| How to be an astronaut 3: The perils of space from New Scientist - Online News (2010-8-5 1:00) |
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So you've finally won a much-coveted place on a space mission. Are you really sure you want it?
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| Deep oil in Gulf appears to have vanished from New Scientist - Online News (2010-8-5 0:11) |
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Just two weeks after BP capped its broken Deepwater Horizon well, the plumes of oil and dispersant in the Gulf's deep waters have gone
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| Beyond the touchscreen: Projecting the future from New Scientist - Online News (2010-8-4 22:29) |
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Cookies that change flavour when you look at them and "furscreens" you can stroke: the future of computer interfaces from this year's SIGGRAPH conference
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| Zoologger: Whale-eater's helpful sulphur-powered guests from New Scientist - Online News (2010-8-4 20:40) |
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The deep-water mussel Adipicola crypta needs to eat whalebone, but can't. Fortunately it has bacteria living in its gills that do the job for it
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| Future on display: Interactive inanimate objects from New Scientist - Online News (2010-8-4 20:30) |
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A modern version of the ancient zoetrope lip-syncs images to a user's speech
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| Deepwater Horizon: Kill it... with mud from New Scientist - Online News (2010-8-4 20:20) |
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Hopes rise on a permanent seal for the Deepwater Horizon well, as BP's static kill procedure looks to be working
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| Giant balloons could clear out space junk from New Scientist - Online News (2010-8-4 19:59) |
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Satellites in low-Earth orbit could blow helium bubbles at the end of their lives, increasing their drag through the atmosphere
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| Size isn't everything: The big brain myth from New Scientist - Online News (2010-8-4 18:56) |
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What's so special about the human brain? It turns out that we're no better endowed between the ears than you would expect for a primate of our size
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