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New satellite to sharpen Google Earth -- Staff  -- CNet News.com  -- September 15, 2007

DigitalGlobe, provider of imagery for Google Earth, said a new high-resolution satellite will boost the accuracy of its satellite images and flesh out its archive. Together with the company's existing Quickbird satellite, it will offer half-meter resolution and will be able to collect over 600,000 square kilometers of imagery each day, up from the current collection of that amount each week.

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Security, life threatened by space junk, weapons: report -- Staff  -- Agence France Presse  -- September 14, 2007

Human security and technologies from cell phones to weather forecasts are more at risk than ever from anti-satellite weapons and space junk, said a new research report on space security.

[ Link to Full Report (PDF) ]

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Google in $30m Moon Challenge -- Staff  -- Financial Times  -- September 13, 2007

Google has put up a $30m prize in an effort to trigger a race to put the first privately financed space mission on the moon.

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Scientists Use the "Dark Web" to Snag Extremists and Terrorists Online -- Staff  -- National Science Foundation  -- September 10, 2007

A team of computational scientists have created a new technology they are calling the "Dark Web" which aims to systematically collect and analyze all terrorist-generated content on the Web.

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U.S. will spend $1.7B on military robots -- Staff  -- United Press International  -- August 28, 2007

The U.S. military will spend about $1.7 billion on ground-based robots in the next five years, according to figures reported by a defense analyst.

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Virtual game is a 'disease model' -- Staff  -- BBC Sci/Tech  -- August 21, 2007

An outbreak of a deadly disease in a virtual world can offer insights into real life epidemics, scientists suggest.

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China denies being in Japan moon race -- Staff  -- Japan Times  -- August 18, 2007

China has dismissed suggestions that it is in a race with Japan to put a space probe in orbit around the moon.

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Israeli Researcher Develops New Theoretical Model of Time Machine -- Staff  -- Physorg  -- August 13, 2007

Israeli researchers have developed a theoretical model of a time machine that, in the distant future, could possibly enable future generations to travel into the past.

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Armed autonomous robots cause concern -- Staff  -- New Scientist  -- July 07, 2007

A move to arm police robots with stun guns has been condemned by weapons researchers.

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Israel launches satellite that officials suggest can spy on Iran -- Staff  -- International Herald Tribune  -- June 10, 2007

Israel's military launched a spy satellite toward space early Monday, the Defense Ministry said, and a senior official suggested it could help keep track of developments in Iran.

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