worldspy - 25.05.12 22:03 On the heels of the Dragon capsule's rendezvous with the ISS, New Scientist talks to the entrepreneur about where commercial spaceflight is headed

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worldspy - 16.05.12 17:44 Four mathematicians have the potential to do more damage than James Bond as they waver over releasing a proof that can help break secret codes in this thriller

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worldspy - 24.04.12 15:07 Looking inside your skull: a new exhibition explores the way clinical images of the body shape our sense of identity

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lenchen - 21.03.12 16:15 Facebook has the power of a nation state, but is not living up to its moral responsibilities, says former CNN bureau chief Rebecca MacKinnon.

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lenchen - 21.02.12 18:07 What does living in a city do to your brain? It was with a slight sense of foreboding that I agreed to attend last night’s discussion event aiming to answer that question.

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lenchen - 21.02.12 13:05 The laws about who controls your online property when you die are too vague.

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lenchen - 21.02.12 10:13 The history of technology suggests that pioneers can easily find themselves without an audience. Facebook has got its timing right – so far.

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lenchen - 16.02.12 18:43 A twist on the classic trolley psychology experiment suggests that our minds have two parallel moral systems, and they don't always agree.

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lenchen - 13.02.12 13:45 Move over spider silk. Butterfly wings are the new "it" material of the animal kingdom, doubling up as ultra-sensitive heat sensors.

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lenchen - 09.02.12 14:25 Zebras are quite the communists. They graze together, groom each other and stay in packs to protect themselves from predators. And while some herds reportedly contain harems, a recent study observed peaceful and equal interactions amongst the sexes.

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