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Los Alamos Lab Demonstrates A Reactor For Space Travel

Popular Science - 27 Nov 2012 23:01
Los Alamos Lab Demonstrates A Reactor For Space Travel The new prototype is the first nuclear reactor for space built in the U.S. since 1965. For spacecraft, you really can’t beat the efficiency and simplicity of a nuclear power supply. From the Pioneer probes to the ...
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Making A Digital River With A Sandbox And Kinect

Popular Science - 27 Nov 2012 22:53
UC Davis engineers built this augmented reality sandbox. A Kinect senses real changes made in the sandbox and a projector overlays it with moving digital water.
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Gas explosion in Springfield points to ageing pipes

New Scientist - 27 Nov 2012 20:24
Gas company officials attributed natural gas explosion on 23 November to human error, but the pipeline's corrosion made it susceptible to puncture
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Banished diseases making a comeback in Europe

New Scientist - 27 Nov 2012 18:52
The economic crisis, warmer weather, and tropical migrants are stoking the resurgence of mosquito-borne diseases in Europe
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3D Printing “Photo Booths” Popping Up Across The World It’s no secret that 3D printing is one of the superstar emergent technologies of 2012. New 3D printers have been announced, crowdfunded projects launched, prices have dropped, and adoption among professionals a...
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Visions of the cosmos honour Carl Sagan

New Scientist - 27 Nov 2012 18:12
A new art installation pays tribute to the cosmologist by generating visions of stars and galaxies out of nearly 12,000 LEDs
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Grapefruit makes drugs pack a stronger punch

New Scientist - 27 Nov 2012 17:50
Chemicals in grapefruit can prevent the body from breaking down certain drugs, leading to inadvertent overdoses
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James Gleick's The Information wins top book prize

New Scientist - 27 Nov 2012 16:35
Veteran science writer James Gleick won the 2012 Royal Society Winton book prize with his analysis of information from long-distance drumming to the web
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North Korea: What a terrible state to get into

New Scientist - 27 Nov 2012 14:00
Few westerners have visited the world's most secretive state. Ecologist Keith Bowers was invited in to help restore its environment, and was shocked by what he saw (full text available to subscribers)
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