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Hardy Earth bacteria can grow in lunar soil

Most plants can't grow in the tough soil, but resilient cyanobacteria found in hot springs can a trait future lunar colonists could exploit

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14.03.2008 03:20:22 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Creature clones itself to avoid becoming fish food

When fish are nearby, sand dollar larvae have been found to split into two individuals to enhance the chances of survival

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13.03.2008 19:35:58 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Relief in sight for sufferers of constant erections

A condition that causes constant, painful erections in the absence of arousal may at last have an effective treatment

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13.03.2008 18:40:54 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Meteorites may be remnants of destroyed dwarf planet

Two rocks found in Antarctica may be chunks of a dwarf planet that was smashed apart in the early solar system

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13.03.2008 16:40:42 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Nerve-tapping neckband used in 'telepathic' chat

A high-tech collar that translates thought into speech by reading nerve signals has been used to make a truly private phone call for the first time

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13.03.2008 16:40:42 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Killer wheat fungus threatens starvation for millions

A virulent wheat disease closing in on Asia sooner than expected has the potential to destroy crops relied upon by millions

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13.03.2008 16:40:41 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Brain map project set to revolutionise neuroscience

An unprecedented effort to chart the human brain is launched in the US the atlas should transform our knowledge of the brain

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13.03.2008 13:45:48 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Genes shared with yeast could help humans fight aging

The discovery of ancient "long-life" genes possessed by different species may help scientists slow down ageing and delay age-related diseases

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13.03.2008 11:50:52 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Meteorite pair may be remnants of destroyed dwarf planet

Two rocks found in Antarctica may be chunks of a dwarf planet that was smashed apart in the early solar system

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13.03.2008 11:50:52 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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First South Korean astronaut to be a woman

The man intended to be the first South Korean in space has been grounded for violating security protocol - a female engineer will replace him

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13.03.2008 10:55:29 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

New Scientist - Latest Headlines

Hardy Earth bacteria can grow in lunar soil

Creature clones itself to avoid becoming fish food

Relief in sight for sufferers of constant erections

Meteorites may be remnants of destroyed dwarf planet

Nerve-tapping neckband used in 'telepathic' chat

Killer wheat fungus threatens starvation for millions

Brain map project set to revolutionise neuroscience

Genes shared with yeast could help humans fight aging

Meteorite pair may be remnants of destroyed dwarf planet

First South Korean astronaut to be a woman

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