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Nature Nature News Today: Archaeologists claim to have found the oldest known artifact in the Americas, a scraper-like tool in an Oregon cave that dates back 14,230 years.
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Anjali Nayar visited a pioneering project in Madagascar that's aiming to protect one of the
country's few remaining forests. It's hoped that
projects like this will help curb global warming. But
first, these projects must overcome the poverty and
political upheaval common to most developing countries. Read Anjali's full report here: http://go.nature.com/OpKZzR
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This Week in the Nature Podcast, we learn the secrets of a star first spotted in
1680, hear how unrelated animals lend a helping hand, and discover how
ecologists are bringing past ecosystems back to life in Pleistocene Parks. Plus,
a round-up of what's hot elsewhere in Nature.
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In Nature This Week: Colonies of the bacterium Pseudomonas fluorescens have evolved the capacity to switch randomly between colony types, enabling
them to thrive in a fluctuating artificial environment that constantly favours
different colonies. This laboratory demonstration of the evolution of 'bet
hedging' illustrate...s a strategy that may have been among the earliest
evolutionary solutions to life in fluctuating environments.Read More
them to thrive in a fluctuating artificial environment that constantly favours
different colonies. This laboratory demonstration of the evolution of 'bet
hedging' illustrate...s a strategy that may have been among the earliest
evolutionary solutions to life in fluctuating environments.Read More
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Nature News Today: Two astrophysicists believe that they have dispelled the mystery surrounding an
object at the centre of a distant supernova remnant.
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Today in Nature News: Astronomers have used a high-energy burst of light from a distant galaxy to test
the fabric of space and time. The work is the best test yet of attempts to
create a 'theory of everything'.
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Nature News Today: Building on an existing pledge to slash deforestation rates in the Amazon,
Brazil is considering a commitment to substantially reduce cumulative
greenhouse-gas emissions over the next decade.
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Light from a star that exploded 13 billion years ago
has reached Earth, setting a new record for the most
distant astronomical object yet observed. The
characteristics of the explosion show that massive
stars were already forming only 630 million years after the Big Bang. Hear the researchers discuss their Nature paper.
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The Nature Autumn '09 Debate - Science in Cinema
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Today in Nature News: Aerosols' complicated influence on our climate just got more threatening: they
could make methane a more potent greenhouse gas than previously realized, say
climate modellers.
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Nature This week in Nature Podcast we discover a new type of communication between brain cells, hear some ideas about how the Earth became watery, and question the constancy of the speed of light. Plus, a round-up of what's hot elsewhere in Nature.
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Nature In Nature this Week: The deflection of neutral helium atoms after interaction with a focused laser beam. The force causing this deflection is a newly recognized incarnation of the ponderomotive force. First reported in a Nature paper of 1957 and known to act on electrons, new work shows it can produce ultra-strong acceleration of neutral atoms.
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Nature Today in Nature News: Cloning pioneer Woo Suk Hwang was sentenced to two years in prison at the Seoul Central District Court on 26 October, after being found guilty of embezzlement and bioethical violations but cleared of fraud.
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Join us at the next Nature Debate ‘Science in Cinema’, Monday 9th November, in London (UK)! From the prescient visions of space travel in 2001: A Space Odyssey, through to the apocalyptic warnings presented in The Day After Tomorrow, science fiction cinema has examined many of the theoretical possibilities and consequ...ences of science and technology. But just how plausibly does the genre interpret such possibilities and how accurately can it predict what the future holds? Have the futuristic celluloid visions of film-makers inspired scientists to fulfil some of these visions? And are movies the best way of promoting environmental awareness to contemporary societies? Join a lively debate organized by the weekly science journal, Nature.Read More
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From the prescient visions of space travel in 2001: A Space Odyssey, through to the apocalyptic warnings presented in The Day After Tomorrow, science fiction cinema has examined many of the theoretical possibilities and consequences of science and technology. ...
