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Weekly round up - November 09, 2007

What’s been on The Great Beyond this week and a few extras...

Monday November 05
Robot car wins urban race / Space station solar panels: one fixed, one to go / Bill not dead in the water / Oil and water don't mix at the Smithsonian

Tuesday November 06
It's a pig, Jim... / Robot takes over nursery

Wednesday November 07
When pandemic flu hits, are you in luck? / Memory of a Nobel-winner's childhood / New planet: same as the old planet?

Thursday November 08
VIDEO: Fly me round the Moon / Get off my land! / Birth control pills seem harder to swallow

Friday November 09
California fires from the ground / Fake climate change paper / Yellowstone is rising / INTERVIEW: author of spoof paper speaks

Other Nature blog posts you may have missed
The Sceptical Chymist: the most contentious and feared aspects of chemistry interviews
Spoonful of Medicine: UK government security checks on foreign students
In the Field: live from the Society for Neuroscience

Ones that got away
China’s desertification woes, in the Independent
The trouble with Turkana Boy, in the Times
Walking with wildlife in Walden Wood, in the Christian Science Monitor

Posted by Daniel Cressey on November 09, 2007
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