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Galactic 'spaghetti monster' powered by magnetic fields  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-8-21 4:07)

Long streamers of gas ejected by a galaxy called NGC 1275 can only be held together by magnetic fields, Hubble images suggest

Fast waters run deep for Olympic swimmers  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-8-21 2:00)

Why have so many swimming records fallen in the Beijing Water Cube? (full text available to subscribers)

How to stop a new type of heart attack  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-8-21 2:00)

Researchers say the best way to stop hackers from interfering with implanted medical devices is to pair them with a "cloaking device"

Planets without metal cores may be bad for life  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-8-20 23:07)

Rocky planets can form without metallic cores, a new study suggests?they would lack magnetic fields, which are crucial for life as we know it

[ニュース] セールス・オンデマンド、ルンバ「ピンクリボンモデル」を29日に発売  from Robot Watch  (2008-8-20 22:20)

Google buries $10m in underground power  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-8-20 20:56)

The company is backing a technology that uses heat from underground rocks to generate green electricity

Elephants master basic mathematics  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-8-20 20:10)

Asian elephant Ashya sums small numbers and gets it right nine times in 10, and beats our reporter

[ニュース] ROBO-ONE「お手伝いロボットプロジェクト」予選開催〜搭載カメラでロボットを遠隔操縦  from Robot Watch  (2008-8-20 19:48)

Watson vs Venter: the loser is race-based medicine  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-8-20 19:46)

Comparison of the genomes of James Watson and Craig Venter shows how minor genetic differences make them respond to drugs differently

Colour-changing skin keeps tiny spacecraft cool  from New Scientist - Latest Headlines  (2008-8-20 17:00)

Researchers have developed a skin that radiates more heat as the voltage across it increases - making it a lightweight form of refrigeration