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	Wasps have a good memory for a face Posted by: newscientistvideo Video duration: 68 seconds Global video hits: 19403 Read more: http://www.newscient ist.com/article/dn14 776?DCMP=youtube Researchers have found that wasps can recognise wasps they've met before even after a busy 10 days apart. Related: memory, recognition, social, wasps

	Total solar eclipse wows viewers in China Posted by: newscientistvideo Video duration: 167 seconds Global video hits: 69378 Read more: http://space.newscie ntist.com/article/dn 14483?DCMP=youtube New Scientist reporter Phil McKenna covers the eclipse on 1 August 2008 from China. Related: 2008, august, china, desert, eclipse, gobi

	Human ovulation captured on film Posted by: newscientistvideo Video duration: 56 seconds Global video hits: 1030387 Read more: http://www.newscient ist.com/article/dn14 155?DCMP=NLC-youtube Belgian researchers have captured ovulation on film for the first time. Related: footage, ovulation, video

New Scientist video round-up - April 25, 2008
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Watch a robot-mongoose pair sniff out landmines:
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See robots compete in the RoboCup competition : http://technology.ne wscientist.com/chann el/tech/dn13744-resc ue-robots-compete-to -save-dolls-in-distr ess.html

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Which primate has the fastest sperm?
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Researchers at the University of California San Diego compared the sperm swimming speed of chimps, macaques humans and gorillas. They looked at whether more promiscuous primates had faster sperm.

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New Scientist video round-up - December 21, 2007
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Find out how a new technique could sharpen up your digital photos, watch a galaxy collide with a particle beam, see the world through the eyes of an owl and more...

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New Scientist science and technology news
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Science and technology news featuring dancing robots, amazing optical illusions and the latest on depression research.
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	New Scientist recreates a robot made by the ancient Greeks Posted by: newscientistvideo Video duration: 122 seconds Global video hits: 94600 Technology feature editor Ben Crystall explains how he recreated a programmable robot dating from 60AD. More here: http://www.newsci entisttech.com/chann el/tech/mg19526111.6 00 Related: ancientgreece, newscientist, programmable, robot

New Scientist video round-up - August 1, 2008
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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

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New Scientist video round-up - October 10, 2008
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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.

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	Acrobatic geckos steer with their tails Posted by: newscientistvideo Video duration: 80 seconds Global video hits: 30467 Read more: http://www.newscient ist.com/article/dn13 481 Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley are finding out that a gecko's tail plays an important role in its movement. Related: gecko, glide, movement, robot, slip, steer, tail

	New Scientist video round-up - September 19, 2008 Posted by: newscientistvideo Video duration: 202 seconds Global video hits: 70670 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

	New Scientist video round-up - October 17, 2008 Posted by: newscientistvideo Video duration: 182 seconds Global video hits: 11115 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

New Scientist video round-up - September 26, 2008
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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.

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New Scientist video round-up - February 8, 2008
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Find out how flocks of birds interact when they fly, learn more about baboon parenting, and see a new device that could allow you to power gadgets while on the move.

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	New Scientist video round-up - October 03, 2008 Posted by: newscientistvideo Video duration: 254 seconds Global video hits: 24320 See a fruit fly undergo a driving simulation, a car powered entirely by steam, and find out what makes birds sing faster. Related: alternative, animals, engine, fly, flyborg, fruit, fuel, newscientist, newscientistvideo, robotics, robots, science, steam, steamcar

New Scientist video round-up - May 9, 2008
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Find out what the sequencing of the platypus genome has revealed about this unusual animal: http://www.newscient ist.com/channel/life /dn13854
See how electromagnets could soon be used to keep spacecraft in formation: http://space.newscie ntist.com/article/dn 13846
and watch a simulation of an exploding star.

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