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| Oil company to build longest floating vessel ever from New Scientist - Online News (2010-9-23 22:39) |
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Shell's proposed 468-metre floating liquefied natural gas plant will extract and process gas off the coast of Australia
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| Robots on TV: Rescue bot knows, um, what you mean from New Scientist - Online News (2010-9-23 21:14) |
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New speech-recognition and task management tools are preparing robots for search and rescue missions
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| The sun joins the climate club from New Scientist - Online News (2010-9-23 20:40) |
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Vilified as the bête noire of climate science, solar activity may have subtle effects on regional climate patterns
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| Just chillin' - molecules that steady quantum computers from New Scientist - Online News (2010-9-22 23:01) |
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Chilled strontium fluoride molecules would make great qubits because they resist outside interference
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| 'Off-grid' cellphone towers could save lives from New Scientist - Online News (2010-9-22 22:18) |
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Electricity from rural cellphone towers in poor countries could chill vaccines, saving 5?million lives every year, say Harvey Rubin and Alice Conant
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| Half the world's plant names weeded out from New Scientist - Online News (2010-9-22 20:09) |
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Botanists tidying up the global list of flower species have cut out almost half because they turned out to be the same species by different monikers
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| Zoologger: Horror fly returns from the dead from New Scientist - Online News (2010-9-22 20:05) |
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The bone skipper, which feeds on rotten flesh and was the first fly to be declared extinct because of human activity, has made a surprise comeback
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| Think or swim: Can we hold back the oceans? from New Scientist - Online News (2010-9-22 19:03) |
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Not even massive geoengineering projects will stop the seas' relentless rise. Maybe it's time we found somewhere to put all that excess water
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| Brain-hacking art: Twisting mirrors, unreal shadows from New Scientist - Online News (2010-9-22 18:22) |
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Why don't we notice impossible lighting and unlikely reflections in realistic-looking paintings? The answer is all about speed
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| Retinal cone cells transplanted into blind mice from New Scientist - Online News (2010-9-22 8:01) |
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Cone cells vital for colour vision have been transplanted successfully for the first time, taking us a step closer to restoring vision to the blind
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