Articles from Science News (September 29, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
"Live From Cape Canaveral": Covering the Space Race, From Sputnik to Today.			180
Apollo's Fire: A Day on Earth in Nature and Imagination.			164
Bugs in space: genes explain why salmonella grow deadlier when freed from Earth's gravity.	Williams, S.		457
Clearly concerning: do common plastics and resins carry risks?	Raloff, Janet		2312
Correction.		Correction notice	28
Credit due?	Aiken, Karen	Letter to the editor	63
Distracted? Tea might help you focus.		Brief article	233
Double trouble: tumors have two-pronged defense.	Barry, P.		498
Electron superhighway: can graphene overtake silicon as the essential ingredient of computer chips?	Castelvecchi, Davide		1929
Exhaust fumes might threaten people's hearts.			224
Honeybee mobs smother big hornets.		Brief article	212
Jungle down there: what's a kelp forest doing in the tropics?	Milius, S.		510
Keep out: treated mosquito nets limit child deaths.	Seppa, N.		458
Lack of evidence: vaccine additive not linked to developmental problems.	Vastag, B.		561
Malaria's sweet spot.			222
Meetings.		Calendar	14
Not flipping out.			209
Out-of-focus find.			286
Questioning the surge.	York, Mike; Heit, Josef; Castelvecchi, D.	Letter to the editor	134
Sail away: tools reveal extent of ancient Polynesian trips.	Bower, B.		480
Smoot's Ear: The Measure of Humanity.			149
Tea compound aids dying brain cells.			178
The Body Has a Mind of Its Own: How Body Maps in Your Brain Help You Do (Almost) Everything Better.			208
The Plentitude: Creativity, Innovation, and Making Stuff.			160
Unexpected archive: mammoth hair yields ancient DNA.	Perkins, S.		531
Water-saving grain.			266
Weighty opinions.	Dehne, Shawn; McCoy, Victoria D.	Letter to the editor	83