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Trial Begins Of Iranian Man Accused Of Using U.S. Nuclear Plant Info in Tehran
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Trial Begins Of Iranian Man Accused Of Using U.S. Nuclear Plant Info in Tehran. Iran Power Plant Software. The trial of Mohammad Reza Alavi, the man accused of illegally taking software from the nation’s biggest nuclear plant in Arizona and using it while...
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Secret British Nuke Base Appears on Google Earth
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cards keep switching names or the convenient Google Earth uncovers a secret nuclear military base... oops!. Technology can get the best of us, especially when Nvidia cards keep switching names or the convenient Google Earth uncovers a secret nuclear military...
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Contest: Fictional Tech or Future Tech?
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it had a few drawbacks. Although not deadly, the foam could be very caustic. Also, if it covered the mouth, it could in fact be deadly. Although sticky foam was abandoned for combat use, it is still used to guard nuclear facilities. Sticky foam is not available...
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Air Force Missile Launch Crew Asleep At The Switch
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Air Force Missile Launch Crew Asleep At The Switch. missile nuclear asleep switch. Washington DC - A trio of Air Force ballistic missile crew members are being investigated after they literally fell asleep at the switch.. Washington DC - A trio of Air Force...
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The Future of Shockproof Tech
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panels that complete an electrical circuit and leave the wearer impervious to shocks—even Taser jolts. Nuclear-weaponproof USB drive: The iron drive is just 4 inches long and weighs only 5.8 ounces. Yet it is designed to survive a nuclear attack and protect...
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Body of Evidence
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should accept reality—texting is here to stay, as are violent video games—and find constructive ways to deal with it. Video games are like processed sugar, guns, caffeine, nuclear fission, fast cars, and any other thing that isn’t really essential to...
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Dropping Science: New Tech For A New Year
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Dropping Science: New Tech For A New Year. discovery breakthrough labs. The end of 2008 saw may tech-oriented breakthroughs in labs around the world. See-through RAM, flexible circuits, and deep-space Internet could soon be real.. Pinching, pulling, and...
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Researchers Convert Cell Phones Into Nuke Detectors
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solid-state radiation detectors into test phones. These phones can then upload results to a central network where computers can pinpoint unwanted radiation sources. For example, someone walking with a suitcase-sized nuclear device will set off detector phones...
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Large Hadron Collider On; Earth Still Exists
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measurements and analysis, with results appearing as soon as next year. The LHC is the world’s largest particle accelerator, built by the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), and is based near Geneva, Switzerland. The project has been supported...
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Scientists Use Scotch Tape to X-ray Finger
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x-rays at all, the X-rays from the scotch tape allowed the team to X-ray a finger. More interestingly the scientist feel that the technology presents the possibilty of nuclear fusion. Read the full story on the New York Times....
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THQ - Product
Missed Desert Storm? Well now you can feel the impact of full scale war. In Nuclear Strike 64 your helicopter has a arsenal of weapons to destroy your ememies. So destroy them all before they...
