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A robot developed by roboticists at the University of Pennsylvania is made of modules that can recognise each other.
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A neckband that intercepts nerve signals allows you to talk on the phone without emitting a sound
Footage courtesy Texas Instruments, recorded at the TI Developer Conference 2008, Dallas
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Read our feature on the Rubik's cube: http://www.newscient ist.com/channel/fund amentals/mg19926681. 800?DCMP=youtube
A student at Florida Institute of Technology shows how a robot can solve a Rubik's cube using software called Cube Explorer.
Find out more about this giant machine and the experiments at the four sites where protons will be smashed together.
More: http://www.newscient ist.com/channel/fund amentals/large-hadro n-collider
Find out where humanity has been in space in the 50 years since Sputnik. Produced using Celestia.
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Planetary scientist Carolyn Porco takes us through her favourite photos from the Cassini mission.
New Scientist talks to Aubrey de Grey, Nick Bostrom and Anders Sandberg about how we could become immortal. More: http://www.newscient ist.com/channel/opin ion/mg19626251.800
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This elegant model by Garrett Lisi may at last reveal the link between gravity and the other fundamental forces of nature.
See a robot helicopter that can dodge buildings:http://www .newscientist.com/ar ticle/dn15150
Speakers made of cling film: http://www.newscient ist.com/article/dn15 098
And a new type of slush that can preserve organs.
See the first ever footage of human ovulation: http://www.newscient ist.com/channel/bein g-human/dn14155?DCMP =NLC-youtube
Watch how prototypes of lunar vehicles, spacesuits and robots are being tested and look at the first video of a metal-eating pest: http://technology.ne wscientist.com/artic le/dn14175?DCMP=NLC- youtube
See underwater life that glows red, fungi that shoot out spores with the fastest acceleration ever seen in nature and a new bus that's steered by a computer.
Watch how you can trick your brain by stroking a fake rubber hand and your real hand at the same time. More: http://www.newscient ist.com/channel/bein g-human/mg19526221.3 00
NASA astronaut Jeffrey Hoffman takes us through some of his photos from space and tells us what it feels like . You can read more about his experiences in this article: http://space.newscie ntist.com/article/mg 19526200.900-confess ions-of-an-astronaut .html
Organisms at a site on the Hikurangi Margin off the east coast of New Zealand at a depth of about 1000 metres. The footage was captured by researchers from the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research, New Zealand, and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, US.Read more about the expedition on http://www.newscient ist.com/article/dn10 653
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A new technique will allow amateur movie makers to superimpose extra features on their videos and make it look realistic.
Find out if climbing is as easy as walking for small primates: http://www.newscient ist.com/article/dn13 911
Watch some birds that can pump up water droplets with their beaks: http://www.newscient ist.com/article/dn13 906
And see what researchers are finding out about polar ice caps on Mars.
Watch a robot-mongoose pair sniff out landmines:
http://technology .newscientist.com/ch annel/tech/mg1982653 5.900-mongooserobot- duo-sniff-out-landmi nes-on-the-cheap.htm l
See robots compete in the RoboCup competition : http://technology.ne wscientist.com/chann el/tech/dn13744-resc ue-robots-compete-to -save-dolls-in-distr ess.html
Read more: http://www.newscient ist.com/ Carbon material gives more grip than gecko feet. Deepest-living fishes caught on camera for the first time. Digital zebrafish embryo provides the first complete developmental blueprint of a vertebrate.
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Watch this slideshow narrated by photographer Tim Flach showing photos from his book Equus which will be published on October 1.
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Deepest-living fish caught on camera for the first time
This video clip shows a community of cold seep organisms at a site in the Cook Strait, New Zealand. The footage was captured by researchers from the National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research, New Zealand, and the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, US. Read more about the expedition on http://www.newscient ist.com/article/dn10 653