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Are some people doomed to be fat?

New Scientist - 12 Nov 2014 22:00
Some people can't lose weight - and others can't put it on. Linda Geddes explodes the myths about what separates whippets from walruses (full text available to subscribers)
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New Amazon Carbon Maps May Help Limit Deforestation

Live Science - 12 Nov 2014 01:02
New Amazon Carbon Maps May Help Limit Deforestation A new mapping technique could help researchers prevent deforestation in the Amazon.
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Soleus Go: Fitness Tracker Review

Live Science - 12 Nov 2014 23:36
Soleus Go: Fitness Tracker Review The Go is a new fitness tracker from watchmaker Soleus that tracks daily steps, calories burned, distanced traveled, workouts and sleep.
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Twisted light sends Mozart record distance through air

New Scientist - 12 Nov 2014 23:00
By twisting photons into spirals as they travel, large amounts of information can be encoded in light and used for long-distance communication
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Exponential Medicine: Meet Bionic Amputee, Nigel Ackland

Singularity Hub - 12 Nov 2014 22:59
In 2006, Nigel Ackland had an accident. Working as a metal smelter a the time, his right hand was crushed in an industrial mixer. The hand was so severely damaged...
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XMED: Meet Bionic Amputee, Nigel Ackland

Singularity Hub - 12 Nov 2014 22:59
In 2006, Nigel Ackland had an accident. Working as a metal smelter a the time, his right hand was crushed in an industrial mixer. The hand was so severely damaged...
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Bio-drone simply melts away when it crashes

New Scientist - 12 Nov 2014 22:30
Researchers have built the first "biological" drone, an autonomous aerial vehicle stitched together largely with materials from living things
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A piece of the quantum puzzle: High level of controllability needed to explore ideas in quantum simulations While the Martinis Lab at UC Santa Barbara has been focusing on quantum computation, former postdoctoral fellow Pedram Roushan and several colleagues have been exploring qubits (quantum bits) for quantum simulation on a ...
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Should Soda Be Taxed?

KQED Quest - 12 Nov 2014 22:22
Should Soda Be Taxed? From KQED Education Do Now: Soda, while sweet and inexpensive, may not be worth drinking. Sugary drinks can have many negative health effects, including a 26% greater risk of type 2 diabetes for regular soda drinkers (on...
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Solar-Paneled Path Paves Way to Green Homes

Live Science - 12 Nov 2014 21:51
Solar-Paneled Path Paves Way to Green Homes To capture more energy from the sun, one company is putting solar panels where they've never gone before: in the street.
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Podcast: Journey to the Center of the Earth

Physics Buzz - 12 Nov 2014 21:43
What do earthquakes, the moon, and the earth's magnetic field have in common? They're all connected to the iron core deep inside our planet.On this week's podcast, join me on a journey to the center of the earth. First, ...
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The Human Cost of Science: Stephen Hawking and The Theory of Everything Stephen Hawking is one of our greatest living geniuses—his insights into the nature of black holes, space and time have truly revolutionized physics. --
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No magic gene behind supercentenarians' longevity

New Scientist - 12 Nov 2014 21:30
A genetic comparison of people aged 110 or older with those of adults under 80 fails to find any gene variants that blunt the effects of ageing
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The rise of digital courts in settling disputes

New Scientist - 12 Nov 2014 21:00
If you've been stung by an online buy, you can get even online too, thanks to an unexpected side effect of the e-commerce boom
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The largest living organism on the planet is a mushroom. You can make a hat out of a boiled mushroom called Amadou, or as our ancestors once did, you can...
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The largest living organism on the planet is a mushroom. You can make a hat out of a boiled mushroom called Amadou, or as our ancestors once did, you can...
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European Spacecraft Lands on Comet in Historic Space Feat For the first time in history, a spacecraft built on Earth has softly landed on the face of a comet speeding through deep space.
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A plume of radioactive material has been on a steady march across the Pacific Ocean since Japan's Fukushima nuclear disaster in 2011. And it just arrived on the United States' doorstep. The first traces of radiation from...
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Scientists have found that using marijuana heavily over many years can actually shrink the human brain, especially in people who started smoking pot in their early teens, according to a new study published Monday in the ...
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Historic Rosetta Comet Landing Set For Today

IBTimes - 12 Nov 2014 20:34
Update 11 a.m. EST: ESA has received confirmation that Philae has successfully landed on the comet. TOUCHDOWN for @Philae2014! #CometLanding pic.twitter.com/ZMBeB8ng3h -- ESA Rosetta Mission (@ESA_Rosetta) November 12, 2...
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Red Planet racers: Next Mars rovers get a speed boost

New Scientist - 12 Nov 2014 20:30
A new navigation system called Seeker could have the next generation of Mars rovers running circles around Opportunity and Curiosity
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Problems hit Philae after historic first comet landing

New Scientist - 12 Nov 2014 20:13
After a decade-long journey, the Philae lander separated from the Rosetta spacecraft and touched down on a comet – the first time such a landing had ever been attempted
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