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How the 'youth bulge' can make or break a country

New Scientist - 25 Jul 2013 19:00
Revolutions, civil war and economic boom and bust - the changing age structure of a country's population could be behind them all, says Fred Pearce (full text available to subscribers)
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The Three Biggest Aviation Advances From This Year

Popular Science - 25 Jul 2013 18:00
The Three Biggest Aviation Advances From This Year How RFID tags, carbon-fiber airframes, and battery sensors will change the course of flight. RFID Tags A regular addition to cellphones and bank cards, radio frequency identification (RFID) tags are creeping into airplan...
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The Cost of China's Economic Miracle: Shorter Lives, Due to Air Pollution A study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences analyzed the health impacts of coal pollution by taking advantage of a de facto control group created by a Chinese government policy that provided ...
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Men's sperm quality decreases at age 35

New Scientist - 25 Jul 2013 23:00
Both the quality and quantity of sperm start to decline earlier than was thought, and older men become more likely to have girls
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Watch The First Fully 3-D Printed Rifle Break On Camera

Popular Science - 25 Jul 2013 22:30
This gun is just a few improvements away from being terrifying. Just a few months after the first 3-D printed gun caused plastic panic around the globe, there is now a 3-D printed rifle, revealed this week by YouTube use...
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Egg-munching parasite wasp hitch-hikes on a damselfly

New Scientist - 25 Jul 2013 22:03
A newly discovered parasitoid wasp is the first of its genus caught piggy-backing on its host species - as it waits for its larvae's lunch to be laid
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Alive! Mammals survived Toba's super-volcanic winter

New Scientist - 25 Jul 2013 21:17
Of 19 mammal species surveyed, only two showed signs that their population dwindled around the time of the Indonesian eruption
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Full moon could be to blame for a poor night's sleep

New Scientist - 25 Jul 2013 20:01
A new analysis of a 10-year-old study suggests people slumber less deeply close to a full moon, with a corresponding dip in levels of the hormone melatonin
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Honeycomb Drone Swarm Can Fly In Any Shape

Popular Science - 25 Jul 2013 20:00
Honeycomb Drone Swarm Can Fly In Any Shape Happily, these drones are for educational (not killer) purposes. These honeycomb-like drones use advanced networking technology to fly smoothly in large formations. Created as a teaching aid by researchers at ETH Zurich,...
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The virtual reality headset goes in for real-reality instead. The Oculus Rift is a virtual-reality headset that makes for a crazy-immersive experience. (Example: you can feel what it's like to get your head lopped off wi...
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Sensor knows when you're lying through your teeth

New Scientist - 25 Jul 2013 18:30
Given up smoking have you? A tooth implant can now tell from your mouth's movements whether you've been following medical advice on diet and smoking
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Google doodle salutes DNA pioneer Rosalind Franklin

New Scientist - 25 Jul 2013 18:30
The art on Google's home page celebrates the researcher whose data was crucial to Watson and Crick's discovery of the double-helix structure of DNA
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Students Take Action to Restore Biodiversity and Revitalize a Community Sixth graders at a charter school in Madison, Wisconsin, lead the charge to restore a local park and play a key role in efforts to revitalize a struggling community.
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Google searches mined to uncover our true opinions

New Scientist - 25 Jul 2013 16:02
What we search for on the web can be used, anonymously, to give a unique insight into what we are really worrying about
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Zoologger: The pint-sized sabre-toothed opossum

New Scientist - 25 Jul 2013 15:15
Cats with formidable canines roamed the Earth 11,000 years ago, but exactly how they used their teeth is a mystery. Could a small marsupial offer clues?
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Light completely stopped for a record-breaking minute

New Scientist - 25 Jul 2013 12:00
Using lasers and magnetic fields, the fastest thing in the universe, light, has been halted for a minute - the time it takes to make 20 round-trips to the moon
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What is a Medical Ultrasound?

Live Science - 25 Jul 2013 11:34
What is a Medical Ultrasound? An ultrasound scan is used to get an image from within the human body. It is most widely known for its use during pregnancy.
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