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3 hours, 12 minutes ago Rare celestial trio to dazzle sky watchers
On Monday, Venus, Jupiter and the Moon will form a tight triangle on the sky - the Sun's glare blocks most such 'conjunctions'
New Scientist - Latest Headlines - 6 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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Brains of autistic children slower at processing sound
A brain scan shows that children with autism respond more slowly to sound stimuli, offering a clue to the condition
New Scientist - Latest Headlines - 4:09 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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Antarctic islands surpass Galapagos for biodiversity
More sea and land animals live on the South Orkney Islands than on the tropical Galapagos Islands, a new survey shows
New Scientist - Latest Headlines - 2:05 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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Invention: Supersonic hurricane neutraliser
Flying jets in circles at supersonic speed inside a hurricane could dissipate its destructive force, a patent application claims
New Scientist - Latest Headlines - 2:04 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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Brazilian rainforest destruction on the up once more
After three years of decline, the rate at which Brazil's rainforest is being cleared rose again in 2008
New Scientist - Latest Headlines - 12:47 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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Amazon destruction gathers pace
After three years of decline, the rate at which Brazil's rainforest is being cleared rose again, with 12,000 sq km cleared in 12 months
New Scientist - Latest Headlines - 12:47 a.m. Tuesday 2nd December 2008
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9 hours, 32 minutes ago Molecular fireworks could produce '30-minute genomes'
A Californian startup has unveiled a technique that could sequence single person's genome for under $1000
New Scientist - Latest Headlines - 11:40 p.m. Monday 1st December 2008
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Hands-free phones not risk-free for drivers
Using a phone headset is more distracting to a driver than having a motormouth passenger in the car
New Scientist - Latest Headlines - 10:27 p.m. Monday 1st December 2008
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How landslides can be the key to ignition
Rocks exposed to air during landslides can warm up enough to spark a fire under the right conditions
New Scientist - Latest Headlines - 9:25 p.m. Monday 1st December 2008
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Smart drug implant has batteries included
A medical implant that doubles as a battery as it corrodes could power targeted drug release
New Scientist - Latest Headlines - 9:15 p.m. Monday 1st December 2008
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Robot gliders take the ocean's pulse
Self-guided underwater gliders are proving an invaluable tool for oceanographers monitoring the deep seas for signs of climate change
New Scientist - Latest Headlines - 9:12 p.m. Monday 1st December 2008
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Heat we emit could warm the Earth
Even if we succeed in curbing emissions, the heat our energy use releases into the environment might begin warming the planet
New Scientist - Latest Headlines - 9:11 p.m. Monday 1st December 2008
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NASA reroutes shuttle to land in California
Thunderstorms and high winds in Florida prompt flight directors to opt for a landing in California
New Scientist - Latest Headlines - 4:59 a.m. Monday 1st December 2008
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Space shuttle lands safely in California
The shuttle Endeavour touched down in California after thunderstorms and high winds prevented a landing in Florida
New Scientist - Latest Headlines - 4:59 a.m. Monday 1st December 2008
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1 day, 13 hours ago Which virus will birds give us next?
One common form of cold virus turns out to have started in birds – and the discovery is helping to show how animal viruses spread to people
New Scientist - Latest Headlines - 8:02 p.m. Sunday 30th November 2008
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