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Satellite to study solar system's outer limits

NASA's IBEX satellite is set to launch on Sunday it will study atoms that bounce off the solar system's bubble-like boundary

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18.10.2008 00:29:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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NASA has trouble rebooting Hubble

An attempt to reboot the telescope, which has been offline for nearly three weeks due to a faulty computer, ran into trouble on Thursday

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17.10.2008 19:09:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Throw of a dice dictates a bug's life

Random changes in proteins can cause to switch diets, and may underlie drug resistance in pathogens

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17.10.2008 18:53:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Gallery: Microscopic images with a big impact

See a slideshow of winning images from the Nikon Small World competition for microscope photography

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17.10.2008 18:30:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Astronauts could mix DIY concrete for cheap moon base

A way to make building materials using only moon dust and sulphur could prop up the US dream of permanent moon presence

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17.10.2008 17:48:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Ink squirts make squid swim for their lives

As well as allowing squid to escape under cover of darkness, their ink may serve as a warning signal to other squid

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17.10.2008 17:00:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Arctic air temperatures hit record highs

A warming climate continues to strongly affect the region, as disappearing ice means more solar heating of the ocean

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17.10.2008 14:11:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Gallery: Weird and wonderful creepy-crawlies

See stunning photos of invertebrates submitted to an Australian competition, including green scarabs and a huntsman spider riding on a cow's horn

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17.10.2008 14:00:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Financial crisis a chance for change, says UN

The silver lining to the credit crunch is a chance to rebuild the world's financial systems in a more environmentally friendly way

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17.10.2008 13:45:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

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Ion jelly could satisfy appetite for greener batteries

Using gelatine to set ionic fluids like an edible jelly produces a conductive material that is less harmful to the environment

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17.10.2008 13:24:00 - New Scientist - Latest Headlines

New Scientist - Latest Headlines

Satellite to study solar system's outer limits

NASA has trouble rebooting Hubble

Throw of a dice dictates a bug's life

Gallery: Microscopic images with a big impact

Astronauts could mix DIY concrete for cheap moon base

Ink squirts make squid swim for their lives

Arctic air temperatures hit record highs

Gallery: Weird and wonderful creepy-crawlies

Financial crisis a chance for change, says UN

Ion jelly could satisfy appetite for greener batteries

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