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Israel, U.S. to Share Nuclear Safety Research -- Staff  -- Reuters  -- April 14, 2008

The United States has agreed to boost nuclear safety cooperation with Israel, an Israeli official said on Monday, despite the Jewish state's refusal to sign a nuclear non-proliferation treaty.

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Chinese Hackers Worry Pentagon -- Andrew Gray  -- Reuters  -- March 09, 2008

China is developing weapons that would disable its enemies' space technology such as satellites in a conflict, the Pentagon said in a report released last week. The report also said "numerous" intrusions into computer networks around the world, including some owned by the U.S. government, in the past year seem to have originated in China.

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Experts say shared databases could deter nuclear threat -- Michael Kahn  -- Reuters  -- March 06, 2008

International databases to share information about nuclear and radioactive materials are urgently needed to help deter potential nuclear threats, according to a team of scientific and policy experts.

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U.S. said losing space markets, hobbled by own policy -- Jim Wolf  -- Reuters  -- February 19, 2008

Even as the United States plans a high-profile shoot-down of a wayward satellite, a new report shows Russia, China and others are gaining space market share -- aided by a U.S. policy that some say has misfired.

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Germany Plans Unmanned Lunar Orbit -- Louis Charbonneau  -- Reuters  -- November 07, 2007

Germany hopes to put an unmanned space craft into the moon's orbit in the early part of the next decade.

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India Tests Ballistic Missile Capable of Reaching China -- Staff  -- Reuters  -- April 12, 2007

India carried out a successful test on Thursday of its longest-range ballistic missile, the Agni III, which is capable of carrying a nuclear warhead more than 3,000 km (1,900 miles). Defense analysts say the Agni III is primarily designed to counter the military strength of China, which also has nuclear weapons.

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U.S. scientists say trained bees can sniff bombs -- Staff  -- Reuters  -- November 27, 2006

Scientists at a U.S. weapons laboratory say they have trained bees to sniff out explosives in a project they say could have far-reaching applications for U.S. homeland security and the Iraq war.

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Researchers unveil a self-aware robot -- Staff  -- Reuters  -- November 17, 2006

Scientists said Thursday they created a brainy, four-legged robot resembling a starfish that can sense damage to its body and, on its own, think up a way to recover.

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Report: Israel developing 'bionic hornet' weapon -- Staff  -- Reuters  -- November 17, 2006

Israel is using nanotechnology to try to create a robot no bigger than a hornet that would be able to chase, photograph and kill its targets, an Israeli newspaper reported on Friday.

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Japan to launch spy satellite to watch North Korea -- Staff  -- Reuters  -- September 10, 2006

Japan prepared to launch its third intelligence-gathering satellite on Monday, enhancing its ability to monitor neighbouring North Korea two months after Pyongyang shocked the region with a barrage of missile tests.

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