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No ice rinks on the Moon after all

Hopes for lakes of frozen water at the Moon's poles evaporate with images of a crater filled with dull lunar dust instead of shiny ice

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23.10.2008 20:00:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Stars' flickers reveal their inner selves

The first detailed satellite measurements of Sun-like oscillations on other stars herald a new dawn for 'asteroseismology'

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23.10.2008 20:00:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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'Eternal Sunshine' drug selectively erases memories

Wiping bad memories could lessen the trauma of extreme events in the past now scientists have done just that in mice

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23.10.2008 18:52:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Invention: Birthing computer

Wireless electronics that monitor women in labour could help doctors decide if a Caesarean is needed, says a new patent application

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23.10.2008 18:44:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Drug reboots immune system to reverse MS

For the first time, a drug seems to have reversed nerve and brain damage from multiple sclerosis, raising hope for sufferers everywhere

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23.10.2008 18:16:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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When did the Earth turn green?

Photosynthesis was thought to have evolved by 2.7 billion years ago but it seems the original evidence was contaminated

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23.10.2008 17:00:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Plans unveiled for record-smashing 1000-mph car

A team of UK engineers have set themselves a three-year target to design and build the car, but going supersonic will bring huge hurdles

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23.10.2008 16:40:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Computer circuit built from brain cells

Many individually unreliable neurons can be combined to behave like a reliable digital component possibly mimicking the way a real brain works

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23.10.2008 15:05:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Half-feathered dinosaur was a bit of a show-off

The pigeon-sized, flightless proto-bird had a body covered with short downy feathers and spectacular display feathers on its tail

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23.10.2008 13:25:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Humble sticky tape emits powerful X-rays

Unwinding a roll of sticky tape produces bursts of X-rays the energy could even be high enough to trigger nuclear fusion

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23.10.2008 13:15:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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No ice rinks on the Moon after all

Stars' flickers reveal their inner selves

'Eternal Sunshine' drug selectively erases memories

Invention: Birthing computer

Drug reboots immune system to reverse MS

When did the Earth turn green?

Plans unveiled for record-smashing 1000-mph car

Computer circuit built from brain cells

Half-feathered dinosaur was a bit of a show-off

Humble sticky tape emits powerful X-rays

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