-
September 2005
-
Metal detectors get shrinking feeling - Premium content
Tiny prototype promises better military reconnaissance.
30 September 2005
-
Gorillas branch out into tool use - Premium content
Wild gorillas seen using walking sticks and plank bridges.
30 September 2005
-
Spongy moon gets a close-up - Premium content
Cassini fly-by reveals strange features of Hyperion.
30 September 2005
-
muse@nature.com: Bring on the money - Premium content
Selling space trips and adverts may be the brightest way to keep the space station afloat, suggests Mark Peplow.
30 September 2005
-
Continental split boosted big mammals - Premium content
Atmospheric oxygen may account for popularity of placentas.
29 September 2005
-
Water walkers surf on the edge - Premium content
Insects harness surface tension to climb out of ponds.
28 September 2005
-
Judges fall for a leaf's star quality - Premium content
Visions of Science competition awards attention-grabbing photography.
28 September 2005
-
Giant squid snapped in the deep - Premium content
World's largest invertebrate is caught on camera for first time.
28 September 2005
-
Quicksand can't suck you under - Premium content
Experiments show that humans do not sink all the way into shifting sands.
28 September 2005
-
Computer users move themselves with the mind - Premium content
Electrode cap allows users to think themselves along a virtual street.
27 September 2005
-

