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New Scientist video round-up - August 1, 20082:4214 360
Pneumatic robot arranges limbs for MRI 'sweet spot'0:4712 177
Universe's first stars bulk up in new simulation1:1214 498
Randy male fish try to dupe the competition0:427 776
Jet pack flown at air show1:23416 607
Bees help police close in on serial killers1:1020 882
Boozy tree shrews immune from fermented fruit hangovers1:7010 490
Magnetic slingshot creates aurora on Earth0:5858 808
New Scientist video round-up - July 25, 20082:518 233
Volcanoes may not be fed by magma mushrooms1:4021 056
Jumping robot makes light of obstacles0:57106 451
Artificial mouth sets tongue wagging0:5027 002
Rocket racing prepares for take-off0:5828 270
Reason Special interview with bioethicist Tom Shakespeare1:598 544
Reason Special interview with Chris Frith1:001 975
Reason Special interview with Noam Chomsky2:1614 899
Reason Special interview with Keith Tyson1:352 704
Reason Special interview with Roger Penrose1:5820 047
New Scientist video round-up - July 18, 20083:2015 237
Grunting fish reveal the origins of human speech1:1124 609
Moon transits Earth in new spacecraft movie0:29126 895
Body sensors capture a skier's twists and turns1:1517 788
To put up an oil rig, follow that clam...0:468 596
Satellite tracking turtles reveals migration secrets1:5221 090
Books to travel with4:361 707
Fruit 'lungs' explain why pears rot faster0:5433 240
Frog princes woo with a song and a sac1:1012 003
Sneeze-sensing software gives avatars a good laugh0:5326 519
New Scientist video round-up - July 11, 20082:4818 253
Sounds from the Arctic3:5618 056
Brain implant helps stroke victim speak again0:4114 984
Part 4 - Carolyn Porco's favourite Cassini photos1:4515 8991 liste
Part 3 - Carolyn Porco's favourite Cassini photos1:374 7901 liste
Part 2 - Carolyn Porco's favourite Cassini photos1:483 6911 liste
Part 1 - Carolyn Porco's favourite Cassini photos1:384 0431 liste
Iceberg movements create eerie songs1:55186 144
Carolyn Porco's favourite Cassini photos6:0050 5231 liste
Wasps use parasitic mites as baby bodyguards0:48145 518
Giant rubber snake could be the future of wave power0:56466 334
New Scientist video round-up - July 4, 20082:4033 912
Pulsar's wobble provides new Einstein test2:1048 114
Sound of jelly wobbling recorded for the first time0:17607 123
Earth-in-a-box may explain continental drift1:2136 700
Steam car attempts a new land speed record0:52187 348
Counting monkeys tick off yet another 'human' ability0:4715 981
Quick-thinking ants trim foliage to fit1:3032 090
Roundest objects in the world created3:26268 102
Charades reveal a universal sentence structure0:2716 029
Smart camera identifies penguins0:5214 396
New Scientist video round-up - June 27, 20083:0014 637
Unborn crocs chatter to synchronise hatching1:1048 441
A visit to the site of the Tunguska explosion1:37176 803
Huge Mars impact created solar system's largest crater0:6035 033
Music helps piglets get more out of playtime0:539 112
New Scientist video round-up - June 20, 20082:54138 505
Metal-eating "pest" caught on film0:46392 281
'Miles per gallon' can misrepresent a car's fuel efficiency3:1618 063
Shortest ever flash of light snaps image of laser pulse0:15133 211
When species meet - Excerpt of a lecture by Donna Haraway2:2820 012
Human ovulation captured on film0:563 246 498
Dingo urine repels kangaroos and wallabies0:2812 593
Darwin's Canopy: Art inspired by evolution2:4141 174
Why a scared expression brings a survival advantage1:23221 992
New Scientist video round-up -- June 13, 20084:2518 289
Whale song2:45239 800
Steven Pinker Interview5:1618 844
Science of Mentos - Diet Coke explosions explained1:27275 197
Robot fish synchronise into schools1:00677 215
Acidifying oceans of the future1:3139 809
New Scientist video round-up -- June 06, 20084:446 831
'Moon missiles' survive high-impact tests0:1523 394
Nanoscope peers beyond the limits of light1:4068 289
Fake engine noise makes electric cars safer1:48198 380
How flesh-eating pitcher plants trap insects1:30476 574
Zombie caterpillar controlled by voodoo wasps1:60583 512
Simple-minded nautilus reveals flash of memory1:3825 091
The first science films3:3220 328
New Scientist video round-up - May 30, 20082:5311 711
Cricket swarms are driven by salt, protein and cannibalism2:2038 173
Motion-capture without the markers2:29164 784
Robo-monkey uses brain power to feed itself0:56320 297
Mating is a dance of death for spiders0:5955 163
Orchid lures bees with promise of sex with strangers0:5438 693
Crash-predicting car braces itself for impact0:5486 862
New Scientist video round-up - May 23, 20082:4880 749
Musician jams with whales1:1528 087
Grasshopper robot sets hopping record1:19103 539
Time for a revival of disarmament?2:5413 467
New Scientist video round-up - May 16, 20083:1755 059
Climbing is a walk in the park for small primates1:115 173
Birds defy gravity to feed1:1523 754
Birth simulator robot helps trainees get a grip2:12262 320
The sky with gamma-ray eyes0:116 498
GLAST launch and deployment1:803 388
New Scientist video round-up - May 9, 20082:2841 481
Lab demo of magnetic formation flying1:5837 494
Magnetic spacecraft attract and repel in lab tests1:2655 889
Formation flying with magnets2:4755 128
New Scientist video round-up - May 2, 20083:1115 188
Random babbling leads chicks to the perfect tune1:1326 753



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