Cockroaches Evolving To Avoid Roach Motels - Slashdot
Posted by samzenpus on Thursday May 23, 2013 @10:26PM from the sleeping-on-the-couch-instead dept. sciencehabit writes "Only a few years after roach motels were introduced in the 1980s, they lost their allure for an increasing number of German cockroaches. Researchers soon realized that some roaches had developed an aversion to glucose—the sugary bait disguising the poison—and that the insects wer
No Samples On Japan's Hayabusa Asteroid Probe - Slashdot
Posted by kdawson on Friday July 02, 2010 @08:57AM from the one-long-fezzle dept. eldavojohn writes "Reports are coming in that JAXA's Hayabusa probe may have come up empty-handed in its bid to collect asteroid matter. There may be gas in the probe but no dust samples as many hoped. Murphy's Law seemed to ride with Hayabusa. 'After landing in 2005 on the Itokawa asteroid, which is about one-third
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