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On Nature News - September 24, 2008

Ultrasmooth mirror could herald birth of a new microscope
Helium atoms could probe the smallest structures with a light touch.

Magnetar flashes astronomers
First optical signals spied from dead star.

Competition for sex hampers endangered species' recovery
Study challenges conservation management methods.

Posted by Daniel Cressey on September 24, 2008
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