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Florida pet spa mystery link to China's great firewall

New Scientist - 30 Nov 2012 11:00
China's censors have innovative ways of stopping its citizens accessing banned websites, including poisoning internet servers (full text available to subscribers)
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FYI: Can Viagra Make You A Better Athlete?

Popular Science - 30 Nov 2012 22:17
FYI: Can Viagra Make You A Better Athlete? The idea that Viagra helps out athletes has been around for years now, but is there a scientific consensus on it? Bears wide receiver Brandon Marshall caused a great engorgement in the wit of the sports commentariat when...
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Growing Pains for California's Electric Car Charging Network KQED Science explores the growing pains of building an electric car charging network and the fledgling new industry rising up to meet the challenge.
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Still Curious About Mars in 2012

KQED Quest - 30 Nov 2012 19:19
Still Curious About Mars in 2012 NASA is preparing to make a big announcement concerning Mars and a recent discovery by the SAM instrument on board the rover Curiosity, though has qualified the nature of the announcement to scientifically interesting, a...
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Beyond boiling, bubbles vanish when the heat is up

New Scientist - 30 Nov 2012 19:13
See what happens inside a kettle when liquid overheats, creating a boiling crisis
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BigPic: The Northern Lights Like You've Never Seen Them Before Hyperspectral images capture the mysterious beauty of this phenomenon. In pictures and in person, the Earth's aurora looks sorta like wispy clouds made of emerald fuzz. That's gorgeous and all, but we need a clearer pict...
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A Tiny Ten Year Battery For The Internet Of Things

Singularity Hub - 30 Nov 2012 18:38
A Tiny Ten Year Battery For The Internet Of Things Just as protocol standards needed to be established for the Internet to really take off, so must standards be established for what many are calling the next technology revolution: the Internet of Things. As more of our m...
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Dinosaurs might have once gazed into the Grand Canyon

New Scientist - 30 Nov 2012 18:23
It had been thought that the canyon formed 6 million years ago, but now two geologists say it is actually closer to 70 million years old
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6 Gifts For The Paranoid Conspiracy Theorist In Your Life

Popular Science - 30 Nov 2012 18:00
6 Gifts For The Paranoid Conspiracy Theorist In Your Life A test kit for unidentified substances, a metal detector for picking up chemtrails, and more It's easy to forget that person in your life who abandoned all electronics and moved into the woods to prepare for the Mayan ap...
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Gaming the future: the best of 2012

New Scientist - 30 Nov 2012 17:16
New Scientist looks back at the video games that explored the boundaries of science and technology this year
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Which Dates Matter Most To Us? A Weighted Calendar [Infographic] The first of the month is always a big one. Which dates matter? All of them, of course. But there are some we talk about more than others, and this calendar from web comic xkcd gives those dates prime real estate. Creato...
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Friday Illusion: Mystery mirror reveals missing banana

New Scientist - 30 Nov 2012 16:28
A prize for the first person to figure out how a strange mirror image remains in view
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Military Uniforms Of The Future Will Automatically Turn Into Chemical Suits In The Presence Of Threats Next-gen combat fatigues could incorporate a new kind of breathable fabric that instantly turns into a protective shell in the presence of chemical or biological threats. Soldiers on the battlefield may soon be getting a...
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Crowdfund your area's projects one brick at a time

New Scientist - 30 Nov 2012 15:30
As the recession bites and budgets are cut, websites are springing up that allow citizens to club together to fund everything from parks to bridges
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Omniphobia: the stuffs that stick at nothing

New Scientist - 30 Nov 2012 15:00
Whether it's water, oil, ketchup or ants, materials that repel everything that touches them are on the way, says Jessica Griggs (full text available to subscribers)
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Feedback: Commas in breach of copyright

New Scientist - 30 Nov 2012 14:19
Why these words break the law, impure apples, Google rewrites the history of everything, and more (full text available to subscribers)
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A quantum of... We want to see your movies!

New Scientist - 30 Nov 2012 14:03
The deadline for the Quantum Shorts Film Competition is hard on us and we've already had some amazing entries – submit yours before Sunday
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LHC sees hint of high-speed particle pancake

New Scientist - 30 Nov 2012 13:35
Purely by accident, the Higgs-boson-hunting Large Hadron Collider may have stumbled upon a rare state of matter called a colour-glass condensate
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Giant tortoises bounce back in the Galapagos

New Scientist - 30 Nov 2012 10:00
A slow and steady rescue mission has seen the population of the iconic creatures on Española Island leap from just 12 into the thousands
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ASPERA - Brussels - 30 November 2012. European funding agencies for astroparticle physics celebrate today the successful work of the ASPERA European funded network and the launch of the newly founded APPEC, the Astropart...
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