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Large Hadron Collider: A whistlestop tour Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 245 seconds 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 Related: bang, big, collider, hadron, large, lhc, machine, physics, protons |
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New Scientist video round-up - July 4, 2008 Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 160 seconds Watch leaf-cutter ants that can navigate low bridges: http://www.newscient ist.com/channel/life /dn14234?DCMP=youtub e See mites that protect the wasps that carry them and find out about some picturesque computer passwords. Related: ants, mites, passwords, picture, wasps |
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Robot solves Rubik's cube Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 262 seconds 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. Related: cube, robot, rubiks, solve |
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State-of-the-art graphics reveal vortex physics Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 122 seconds Read more: http://technology.ne wscientist.com/artic le/dn15033?DCMP=yout ube Watch some stunning new vortex simulations that are helping physicists understand turbulence. Related: dynamics, physics, plane, turbulence, vortex |
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News round-up - November 21, 2008 Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 170 seconds See the first movies of moving atoms: http://www.newscient ist.com/article/dn16 100?DCMP=youtube The peculiar movement of knifefish explained and a cheap and easy way to mix and unmix liquids: http://www.newscient ist.com/article/dn16 073?DCMP=youtube Related: atom, fin, gold, knifefish, light, liquid, mix, movement, movie, unmix, uv |
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News round-up - November 7, 2008 Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 190 seconds 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. Related: cling, film, helicopter, organs, preserve, robot, slurpee, slush, speakers |
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Textured graphics can be captured in a flash Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 158 seconds Read more: http://technology.ne wscientist.com/artic le/dn14612?DCMP=yout ube Computer animators can now capture the texture of a surface much more cheaply and easily using a new method. Related: archaeological, capture, depth, digital, graphics, reconstruction, surface, texture |
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New Scientist video round-up - October 17, 2008 Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 182 seconds Find out how squid use ink to communicate, the secrets of worm grunting and why a new pill turns into a sponge when it's swallowed. Related: charming, communication, frequency, grunting, ink, mole, pill, sponge, squid, string, swallow, worm |
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Modular robot reassembles when kicked apart Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 192 seconds Read more: http://technology.ne wscientist.com/chann el/tech/mg19826531.2 00-shapeshifting-rob ots-take-form.html A robot developed by roboticists at the University of Pennsylvania is made of modules that can recognise each other. Related: modular, module, reassemble, robot, self-assembly, self-configurable |
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Bionic hand Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 165 seconds Touch Bionics has developed the world's first bionic hand with five fingers that are powered individually. Find out more here: http://www.newscient ist.com/blog/technol ogy/2007/07/prosthet ic-limb-revolution-h as-arrived.html Related: bionic, fingers, hand |
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New Scientist video round-up - September 26, 2008 Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 222 seconds Find out about a robotic dragonfly that could soon be sent to space, wasps that recognise recent acquaintances and a study that shows that babies may be less forgetful than we think. Related: babies, brain, dragonfly, face, flap, mars, memory, robot, robotic, titan, wasps, wings |
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New Scientist video round-up - September 12, 2008 Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 195 seconds Find out why some bees do the wave, see a spyplane that's been modified to transport blood samples: http://technology.ne wscientist.com/artic le/dn14718?DCMP=yout ube And see the first images from the LHC when it was switched on earlier this week. Related: bees, blood, bumblebee, collider, first, hadron, images, large, lhc, nest, plane, sample, spyplane, swarm, transport, wave |
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New Scientist video round-up - October 10, 2008 Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 233 seconds 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. Related: adhesive, animals, deepest, fish, gecko, grip, living, nanotubes, nature, newscientist, newscientistvideo, science, seafloor |
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Motion-capture without the markers Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 149 seconds Read more: http://technology.ne wscientist.com/artic le/dn14007 A new motion-capture technology could allow even low-budget film makers to use sophisticated animation. Related: animation, film, motion-capture, technology |
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Carolyn Porco's favourite Cassini photos Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 360 seconds Read more: http://space.news cientist.com/article /dn14276?DCMP=youtub e Planetary scientist Carolyn Porco takes us through her favourite photos from the Cassini mission. Related: carolyn, cassini, moons, porco, rings, saturn, titan |
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Strange spinning toys Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 241 seconds The bizarre behaviour of some spinning toys may be able to explain why the Earth's magnetic field reverses. Related: egg, field, magnetic, rattleback, spin, spinning, toy |
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Wireless neckband allows first voiceless phone call Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 207 seconds Read more http://technology .newscientist.com/ar ticle/dn13449 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 More info - http://www.theaudeo. com Related: cellphones, computer, electronics, gadget, gadgets, neuroscience, psychology, technology |
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New Scientist video round-up - August 1, 2008 Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 162 seconds Watch randy male fish that don't like competition from other males: http://www.newscient ist.com/article/dn14 438?DCMP=youtube Find out about a new robot that can optimally position limbs in an MRI scanner to get the best images of tissues: See how bee foraging patterns could help the police track down serial killers: http://www.newscient ist.com/article/dn14 423?DCMP=youtube Related: angle, bees, competition, fish, killer, male, mating, mri, robot, scanner, science, serial, vodcast |
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Steven Pinker Interview Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 316 seconds Read more: http://environment.n ewscientist.com/arti cle.ns?id=mg19626241 .900&feedId=opinion_ rss20?DCMP=NLC-youtu be Renowned linguist Steven Pinker discusses concepts from his book, "The Stuff of Thought" Related: language, new, of, pinker, scientist, steven, stuff, swearing, thought |
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Hubble captures colliding galaxies Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 96 seconds Read more: http://space.news cientist.com/article /dn13766 Hubble images of colliding galaxies illustrate different stages of the violent events; these are compared with a computer simulation (Courtesy of NASA/ESA/Hubble Heritage Team/STScI/AURA/A Evans/U of Virginia/NRAO/Stony Brook U/K Noll/J Westphal) Related: astronomy, galaxies, hubble, space, telescope |
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New Scientist video round-up -- June 06, 2008 Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 284 seconds The Pitcher plant is a carnivore that uses water to make more effective insect traps. Fake engine noise makes electric cars safer Zombie caterpillar controlled by voodoo wasps Related: auto, autos, botany, cars, engine, environment, fly, hybrid, mpg, noise, pitcher, prius, safety, sounds, stanford, trap, triffid, venus |
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New Scientist video round-up - September 19, 2008 Posted by: newscientistvideo
Video duration: 202 seconds 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. Related: acceleration, algae, automated, bus, corals, fastest, fish, fungi, path, red, spore, steer |
