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   BROWSE BY AUTHOR : PAUL RINCON
Weather may Delay Satellite Shot -- Paul Rincon  -- BBC News  -- February 20, 2008

The US might have to delay plans to shoot down a defunct spy satellite on Thursday because of bad weather. Waves in the Pacific are too big for US warships to get into a correct position to fire a missile at the spacecraft.

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Record Power for Military Laser -- Paul Rincon  -- BBC News  -- February 22, 2007

A laser developed for military use is a few steps away from hitting a power threshold thought necessary to turn it into a battlefield weapon. The Solid State Heat Capacity Laser (SSHCL) has achieved 67 kilowatts (kW) of average power in the laboratory.

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Nanotech guru turns back on 'goo' -- Paul Rincon  -- BBC Sci/Tech  -- June 09, 2004

The scientist many regard as the father of nanotechnology has backed away from his famous claim that nanomachines could turn the planet into "grey goo".

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Scientists freeze beam of light -- Paul Rincon  -- BBC News  -- December 10, 2003

Physicists say they have brought light to a complete halt for a fraction of a second and then sent it on its way. Controlling the movement of light particles - so-called photons - to store and process data could lead to the development of quantum computers.

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