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Invisible: The high-vis trick that blinds the eye

Invisible: The high-vis trick that blinds the eye

19 March 2014

For animals like zebras, being conspicuous is the best way to avoid becoming dinner. New research shows how it helps soldiers and citizens hide in plain sight


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Today on New Scientist

13 March 2014

All the latest on newscientist.com: therapy pill to detrain your brain, Colorado river to return from the dead, Formula 1 goes green, OCD and more


Facebook drones alone won't help the offline world

Facebook drones alone won't help the offline world

12 March 2014

Big tech firms like Facebook and Google want to bring the internet to the poor world, but their high-flying access points can be only part of the solution


Robots with human-like brains to take on Mars unaided

Robots with human-like brains to take on Mars unaided

19 February 2014

Processors used in gaming and supercomputers could give robots much more human-like minds, enabling them to navigate the skies and explore Mars autonomously


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14 February 2014

All the latest on newscientist.com: loving the robot, UK floods and climate, suburban supernova-spotting, Native American genetics and more


Elephants and rhinos benefit from drone surveillance

Elephants and rhinos benefit from drone surveillance

14 February 2014

Drones are an effective way of catching wildlife criminals in the act, concludes the Namibian Ministry of Environment and Tourism after tests


Elephants and rhinos benefit from drone surveillance

Elephants and rhinos benefit from drone surveillance

12 February 2014

Drones offer a highly effective way to catch wildlife criminals in the act, the Namibian government has concluded after testing the technology


Red star rising: China's ascent to space superpower

Red star rising: China's ascent to space superpower

10 February 2014

China's new-found footing off-world is changing the rules of today's space race – find out how the rest of the world is rethinking its strategies


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One Per Cent

29 January 2014

Smart elevators, abseiling robots, and more


Drone with legs can perch, watch and walk like a bird

Drone with legs can perch, watch and walk like a bird

27 January 2014

A drone with kestrel-like legs can swoop and perch on a telephone wire or fence where it will then rest, spying on passers-by. You have been warned


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