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What Information Can The Justice Department Get From Your Phone Records? The U.S. Department of Justice has subpoenaed the Associated Press's telephone records. How much data will officials have access to? Yesterday the Associated Press reported that the U.S. Department of Justice used subpoe...
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Autonomous X-47B Jet Fighter Makes Historic First Launch From An Aircraft Carrier As PopSci cheers from the carrier deck ABOARD THE USS GEORGE H.W. BUSH, ATLANTIC OCEAN--All that was left on the carrier deck was a cloud of white steam wafting over a flight crew that was visibly bursting with excitemen...
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Was the 2013 World Press Photo Of The Year A Fake?

Popular Science - 15 May 2013 00:30
Was the 2013 World Press Photo Of The Year A Fake? Forensic image analysis relaunches the controversy. In February, the winner of the prestigious World Press Photo of the Year award came under fire after allegations surfaced that it had been significantly altered. The or...
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Face-reading system watches you watching ads

New Scientist - 14 May 2013 23:48
A system that gauges your enjoyment of online adverts by using a webcam to watch your face muscles move could help tailor more engaging commercials
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Interactions.org Newsdigest 14 May 2013

Interactions - 14 May 2013 22:30
-- Huge magnetic ring coming to Chicago's suburbs via the long road -- Cern to open scientific tourist trail -- Scientist finds beauty in search for elusive dark matter -- Fermilab Proposes Neutrino Construction Project ...
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2013 Invention Awards: Hot Savings

Popular Science - 14 May 2013 21:55
2013 Invention Awards: Hot Savings An HVAC system powered by an 18-wheeler's exhaust. Semitruck drivers idle their engines to heat or cool their vehicles' cabs--a practice that burns a billion gallons of fuel each year. Small engines on the back of a cab,...
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2013 Invention Awards: Suborbital Safeguard

Popular Science - 14 May 2013 21:30
2013 Invention Awards: Suborbital Safeguard A sleek, comfortable space suit designed to protect high-flying tourists. During NASA's 2007 Astronaut Glove Challenge, costume fabricator Ted Southern met fellow competitor Nikolay Moiseev, a Russian space-suit builder....
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An international team of physicists at the radioactive-beam facility ISOLDE at CERN* have for the first time measured the ionization potential of the rare radioactive element astatine**.
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X-47B Takes Off From An Aircraft Carrier Today

Popular Science - 14 May 2013 21:00
X-47B Takes Off From An Aircraft Carrier Today It's a momentous occasion for the autonomous drone, sure, but remote-controlled airplanes have been making naval history for 86 years. The U.S. Navy's autonomous X-47B drone took off from an aircraft carrier today. This ...
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Today on New Scientist

New Scientist - 14 May 2013 21:00
All the latest stories on newscientist.com: the Falklands lone wolf, inside a bird flu biosafety lab, the Bible gets peer-reviewed, peachy planets, and more
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Inside the lab racing to make vaccine for deadly flu

New Scientist - 14 May 2013 20:45
Peter Aldhous visits a biosafety lab rushing to produce a vaccine that could be the main defence against an H7N9 flu pandemic that would threaten millions
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How To Turn An AK-47 Into A Soup Ladle

Popular Science - 14 May 2013 20:30
How To Turn An AK-47 Into A Soup Ladle A DIY metaphor for peace Changing swords into plowshares and spears into pruning-hooks is an ancient metaphor for turning away from violence and toward peaceful labor. Mike Izbicki, a former Navy midshipman who in 2011 w...
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GROVER the NASA rover takes on Greenland ice sheet

New Scientist - 14 May 2013 19:36
A cheaper option than aircraft or satellite monitoring, the GROVER rover will reveal the effects of climate change on ice cover in Greenland
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Video Shows Robo Raven Diving, Spiraling, Flipping--and Getting Attacked by a Hawk Robo Raven is a truly clever robot flier--it can dive, spiral, even back flip. Although up close, Robo Raven's reflective body doesn't look very hawk-like, its wing motion and silhouette are realistic enough to fool a ha...
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Polytron, Maker of Switchable Privacy Glass Aims For Transparent Smartphone Taiwan's Polytron Techologies, a subsidiary of US firm Polytronix, wants to change the way we look at (and through) glass, one of mankind's oldest inventions. Polytron makes giant touchscreens, selectively opaque glass, ...
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Hunters In Louisiana Build Thermal Camera Carrying Drone to Hunt Hogs Drones are notorious for their grim military and law enforcement uses. But as the cost of UAV technology has plummeted in recent years, non-government use of DIY drones is on the up and up. Take feral hogs, for example. ...
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Proof that an infinite number of primes are paired

New Scientist - 14 May 2013 19:10
A new proof brings mathematicians a step closer to solving one of number theory's most famously intractable problems
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To save the planet, chow down on a caterpillar

New Scientist - 14 May 2013 19:02
We should all be eating more insects, because doing so is better for the environment than eating conventional meat like beef
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Are Doughnuts Destroying Forests?

KQED Quest - 14 May 2013 19:00
Are Doughnuts Destroying Forests? The former Director General at the Center for International Forestry Research, Frances Seymour has been a world leader in the effort to understand and address the impacts of tropical deforestation for 20 years. Or as she...
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2013 Invention Awards: Robotic Performer

Popular Science - 14 May 2013 17:02
2013 Invention Awards: Robotic Performer A programmable animatronic robot kit. Brian Roe spent nearly a decade building animatronic monsters for films such as Virus, A.I., and Scooby Doo 2. Then, almost overnight, Hollywood abandoned mechanical characters for c...
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Backyard Roller Coaster Physics

Physics Central - 14 May 2013 16:07
Backyard Roller Coaster Physics Learn about centripetal force with a bucket of water
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Lone wolf: The beast that shouldn't have been

New Scientist - 14 May 2013 15:00
How did a unique and now extinct wolf-like creature come to make its home in the Falkland Islands? New DNA evidence backs an unlikely explanation (full text available to subscribers)
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