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New Scientist - Online News

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• Instant Expert: The unseen universe
• Space ribbon deployed to surf Earth's magnetic field
• Today on New Scientist: 2 September 2010
• A birds-eye view of hurricane Earl
• Smart USB speakers pump up the volume from laptops
• Hawking hasn't changed his mind about God
• Can US Congress overturn stem-cell funding freeze?
• Stephen Hawking says there's no theory of everything
• Weird water lurking inside giant planets

New Scientist - Life

• Ancient bacteria could improve anti-ageing cosmetics
• Hawking hasn't changed his mind about God
• Is criminal profiling flawed and disorderly?
• Zoologger: Death by world's longest animal
• For self-healing concrete, just add bacteria and food
• Road to cut off Serengeti migration route
• Conservation and compassion: First do no harm
• Success, not size 0, makes women want to eat less
• Success, not size 0, makes women want to eat less
• Tortoise banquet: Remains of the oldest feast found

New Scientist - Health

• Ancient bacteria could improve anti-ageing cosmetics
• Can US Congress overturn stem-cell funding freeze?
• Swine flu drug in narcolepsy probe
• Psychoactive drugs: From recreation to medication
• Success, not size 0, makes women want to eat less
• Success, not size 0, makes women want to eat less
• Scalpels and skulls point to Bronze Age brain surgery
• How astronauts' experience could help trapped miners
• Oxytocin fails 'trust elixir' test
• Macabre details of suicide hangings revealed


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