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One such explosion can pollute anentire small ancient galaxy,” Gal-Yam told New Scientist.
Moyà-Solà told New Scientist that Pierolapithecus catalaunicus probably evolved in Africa and emigrated from there to Spain.
Sometimes they feel pain in the initial break butit goes away very quickly,” Cox told New Scientist.
Diamond told New Scientist that a related treatment could become available to humans within the next couple of years.
We have no option- elderly people need to stay at theworkplace,' Daigo Orihara at the firm Innophys told New Scientist.
Lead researcher Samuel Tisherman told New Scientist that he's hoping to announce the results by the end of 2020.
There is simply not enough room in the body of the female togive room to more than one fetus,” Kompanje told New Scientist.
As Michael Anderson of the University of Oregon had told New Scientist at the time, being forgettable serves a good functional goal.
Every strip that Planck scans, we're getting data that is many,many times more sensitive than WMAP,” Efstathiou told New Scientist.
The University of Cambridge told New Scientist that myPersonality was started before its creator joined the university and did not go through its ethics review process.
Early testing of iBrderCtrl showed that it only had a 76% success rate,but one of the technology's project coordinators told New Scientist that this could be bumped up to 85%.
Marcelo Gleiser, a physicist and philosopher at Dartmouth College, told New Scientist that trying to address Bostrum's question based on our current knowledge and technological capabilities is pretty hopeless.
A previous iteration of the technology had a 76 percent success rate in early testing,but a representative of iBorderCtrl told New Scientist that they are confidant it can reach 85 percent.
Roger Launius of theNational Air and Space Museum in Washington, D.C., told New Scientist the project is an"interesting initiative," but the paper the team presented in Mexico last week lacks important technical details.
The world of brain games is just full of bullshit,” Michael Merzenich, co-founder of Posit Science,a developer of cognitive games told New Scientist at the meeting.
The exact reason for the pigs' death remains“unclear,” Hai told New Scientist, however, he said that he had reason to suspect that the death is linked to the in-vitro-fertilization(IVF) procedure, instead of injecting monkey DNA.
Early testing of a previous iteration only had a 76 percent success rate,but a member of the iBorderCtrl team told New Scientist that they are“quite confident” that can be raised to 85 percent.
The city may not have lasted for centuries, or perhaps even decades,” one of the team,Damian Evans from the French School of the Far East, told New Scientist.
MacLaren told New Scientist that PRECEYES might also allow surgeons to directly unblock blood vessels or inject treatments directly into patients' optic nerves- two operations that are currently impossible.
The idea that we cant taste what were eating doesnt make sense, coordinating author Juyun Lim, an associate professor of food science andtechnology at Oregon State University, told New Scientist.
As Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics in Massachusetts professor Ralph Kraft,who wasn't involved in the studies, told New Scientist,“Everybody sort of knows that it has to be there, but this is the first time that somebody- two different groups, no less- has come up with a definitive detection.”.
The material can kill bacteria on contact, but on the other hand it's not harmful to human cells,” one of the researchers,Andreas Herrmann of the University of Groningen, told New Scientist.
David Healy, a psychiatrist at the North West Wales NHS Trust in Bangor, UK,who gave evidence for the Kilker family, told New Scientist that all women of childbearing age, pregnant or not, should be warned about the risks before starting an SSRI, as coming off the drugs can be very hard due to withdrawal symptoms.
Hai and his team are striving to increase the proportion of of monkey cells, pig cells, in the the future and fantasies, and eventually it will grow throughout the monkey's bodies to their pigs,Hai told New Scientist.
The constellation approaches the black hole, then you see stars like Betelgeuse- the left shoulder of Orion- appear twice,on the right and left sides of the black hole,” Müller told New Scientist.
If we find an asteroid that's stable enough, we might not need these aluminium walls or anything, you might just be able to use the entire asteroid as a space station,” lead author of the study,Dr Thomas Maindl, told New Scientist.
We're trying to decode the brain activity related to that voice to create a medical prosthesis that can allow someone who is paralyzed orlocked in to speak," Brian Pasley told New Scientist magazine.
If we find an asteroid that's stable enough, we might not need these aluminium walls or anything, you might just be able to use the entire asteroid as a space station,” Thomas Maindl,one of the scientists who worked on the research, told New Scientist.
The astrophysicist tells New Scientist that he estimates the size of the meteorite to be about that of a football and the weight to be about 2 kilograms(4.4lbs).