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Anti-Surveillance Hoodie And Scarf Prevent Drones From Tracking You Or, how to accessorize in Waziristan. The increasingly vast suite of surveillance tools available to state authorities has certainly given privacy advocates something to bristle at. In an exhibition launching this week, ...
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Physicist Funds A Real Laser Weapon With Proceeds From Novel About Laser Weapons Dragon Empire is a real book about a fictional war with China, which will fund a real laser weapon designed for a real war with China. Call it an instance of science fiction begetting science fiction. Physicist Adam Weig...
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Our Polluted Singularity Future? Beijing Smog Hits Record Levels Industrialization has its price. This past weekend Beijing, the epicenter of one of the world's fastest growing and largest economies, reached the highest smog levels on record. The World Health Organization standard for...
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NASA buys blow-up habitat for space station astronauts

New Scientist - 16 Jan 2013 20:30
Space agency's $17.8 million deal with Bigelow Aerospace fulfils a dream from the 1950s for lightweight, inflatable capsules for tourism and research
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Trento, Italy, January 16, 2013 - The Trento Institute for Fundamental Physics and Applications (TIFPA), the INFN's new centre, in Northern Italy, dedicated to particle physics and the development of cutting-edge technol...
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Low-power laser may keep blindness at bay

New Scientist - 16 Jan 2013 20:00
A promising laser treatment, which works in a mysterious way, is shaking up our understanding of a major cause of vision loss in the West (full text available to subscribers)
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Social antics in ants inherited like sex chromosomes

New Scientist - 16 Jan 2013 20:00
Complex social behaviour in ants is passed from generation to generation in the same way as sex chromosomes
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Today on New Scientist: 16 January 2013

New Scientist - 16 Jan 2013 20:00
All today's stories on newscientist.com, including: auroras on other planets, a new way of preventing blindess, world's largest offshore wind farm, and more
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Tireless underwater robot is half fish, half jet plane

New Scientist - 16 Jan 2013 19:40
A robot fish can spend an indefinite time cruising rivers to sample water quality thanks to its gliding groove
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Scientists Work To Unravel Mystery Behind Woman Who Doesn't Grow For the last 15 years mystified doctors have been unable to explain the cause for Brooke's disorder that has kept her aging in check.
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Video captures disco clams producing strobe light show

New Scientist - 16 Jan 2013 18:26
Watch a unique mollusc demonstrate a flashing light display as it unfurls the edge of its lip
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Japan to build world's largest offshore wind farm

New Scientist - 16 Jan 2013 17:19
Construction starts this July on a 1-gigawatt wind farm off the coast of Fukushima, as the nation moves another step away from its nuclear dependence
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Why trees can't grow taller than 100 metres

New Scientist - 16 Jan 2013 16:50
The taller the tree, the smaller its leaves. The explanation for this, it turns out, also sets a limit on how tall trees can grow
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How Particle Physics Can Improve Your Netflix Recommendations Unlimited products are like bosons and restaurant reservations are like fermions. From OpenTable to Amazon to your Netflix queue, algorithms sift through what we seem to like and offer future suggestions tailored to fit ...
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NASA rover ready to drill into Martian rock

New Scientist - 16 Jan 2013 14:13
The Mars Curiosity rover has discovered rocks shot through with veins of pale minerals, probably created by flowing water. It's time to start drilling
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What's the economic value of nature?

New Scientist - 16 Jan 2013 12:58
Putting a price on the impact of nature may help us understand its true worth, argues environmentalist Tony Jupiter in What Has Nature Ever Done for Us?
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Why musical genius comes easier to early starters

New Scientist - 16 Jan 2013 00:01
Musicians who start before the age of 7 develop better connectivity in the part of the brain involved in the synchronisation of the hands - useful for would-be virtuosos
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