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   BROWSE BY AUTHOR : MARK PEPLOW
Gravity Tractors Beat Bombs -- Mark Peplow  -- Nature  -- November 11, 2005

A pair of NASA astronauts has unveiled a design for an innovative space tug that could one day save the world by nudging a potentially threating asteroid out of the Earth's path.

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Mini windmills power wireless networks -- Mark Peplow  -- Nature  -- November 07, 2005

New research demonstrates that sensor networks in remote locations could be powered by using wind power.

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Roving robot finds desert life -- Mark Peplow  -- Nature  -- March 17, 2005

An autonomous robot has found life in one of the most lifeless places on Earth: the Atacama desert in northern Chile, thought to be a close analogue of Mars's arid surface.

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Quantum computing gets a step closer -- Mark Peplow  -- Nature  -- March 11, 2004

Scientists have witnessed an atom and a photon - a small packet of light - share the same information. This is an important milestone in the quest to create a 'quantum computer', which could operate much faster than conventional computers.

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