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Scientific American, October 2010 | [Scientific American]

Scientific American, October 2010

by Scientific American
Narrated by Mark Moran
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1 hr and 24 mins
RELEASE DATE

10-01-10
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Periodical
PUBLISHER

Scientific American

Publisher's Summary

In this issue:

"How We Are Evolving": Human evolution may be taking a different course than biologists expected.

"Origami Observatory": NASA is building an innovative and risky space telescope that promises to surpass the hugely successful Hubble.

"Revolution Postponed": The Human Genome Project has failed so far to produce the medical miracles that scientists promised.

"Robot Be Good": Autonomous machines must learn how to behave ethically if they are going to play a big role in our lives.

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