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Riviste scientificheInstant Expert: The unseen universeThere is much more to the cosmos than meets the eye. Astrophysicist Michael Rowan-Robinson explores what invisible rays from radio to gamma have shown us
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A birds-eye view of hurricane EarlAn astronaut on the International Space Station has captured a serene-looking view of hurricane Earl – but things aren't so calm down below
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Smart USB speakers pump up the volume from laptopsBy storing power for when it's needed most, speakers that plug into a USB port can produce high-quality sound without the need for mains power
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Hawking hasn't changed his mind about GodStephen Hawking's new book is the biggest science news story of the day. Has he suddenly given up a religious belief, asks Roger Highfield
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Can US Congress overturn stem-cell funding freeze?Congress could find a way around the shock court ruling that has frozen US government support for work on human embryonic stem cells
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Stephen Hawking says there's no theory of everythingIn his new book, The Grand Design, Stephen Hawking argues that there is no single theory of reality because there is no single reality
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Weird water lurking inside giant planetsA form of water deep within Uranus and Neptune may behave like a liquid and a solid simultaneously, explaining the planets' bizarre magnetic fields
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Photo competition: Science in motionThroughout September New Scientist is running a photo competition – we want your photos on the theme of movement and science
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Laser-powered helicopter hovers for hoursLasers can bring down remote-piloted aircraft – but a new demo shows they can also keep the craft airborne
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Swine flu drug in narcolepsy probeFifteen children in Finland were diagnosed with narcolepsy after receiving swine flu vaccine – but it could have occurred by chance
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Ultimate eclipse photo: The film has been developedIn the last of his posts about photographing the eclipse, Dan Falk compares his analogue and digital images. But which does he think is best?
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'Medical marijuana' hits the small screenThe first advert for medicinal cannabis was aired on television this week in California. Is this a sign of things to come, asks Catherine de Lange
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Is criminal profiling flawed and disorderly?It's a staple of cop shows, but the jury's still out on claims that a criminal's identity can be deduced from their modus operandi
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'Brain training' may just hide symptoms of dementiaPeople who engage in mental challenges may stave off symptoms of Alzheimer's, but decline more quickly if subsequently diagnosed
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Psychoactive drugs: From recreation to medicationWith trials showing positive results from the treatment of cancer to alcohol addiction, could illegal drugs be heading for the medical mainstream?
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Void that is truly empty solves dark energy puzzleForget vacuums fizzing with particle activity: a new calculation shows this strange notion isn't necessary after all
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Today on New Scientist: 1 September 2010All today's stories on NewScientist.com including: wonder conductors set to cool computers, self-healing concrete, and the world's new longest animal
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Shape-shifting robot compensates for damaged limbA modular quadruped, built from a group of identical robot modules, learns to find new walking styles to cope with the malfunction of a single unit
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Zoologger: Death by world's longest animalA venomous medusa-like beast as long as a blue whale has emerged as an unlikely defender of the world's oceans
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For self-healing concrete, just add bacteria and foodAdding limestone-forming bacteria to the mix could help the concrete seal dangerous cracks on its own
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