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New Detection System for Agroterrorism -- Staff  -- Spacedaily  -- February 16, 2004

A new paper outlines a detection system for the rapid identification and diagnosis of agricultural pathogens as a way of deterring agroterrorism.

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New Printer Offers Faster, Cheaper 3-D Printouts -- Staff  -- Spacedaily  -- November 25, 2003

A University of Southern California inventor has created a machine that can produce 3-dimensional "printouts" in plastic and even metal more quickly and cheaply than widely-used existing systems.

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NASA Successfully Tests Ion Engine -- Staff  -- Spacedaily  -- November 24, 2003

NASA's Project Prometheus recently reached an important milestone with the first successful test of an engine that could lead to revolutionary propulsion capabilities for space exploration missions throughout the solar system and beyond.

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India, China turn traditional rivalry into space race -- Staff  -- Spacedaily  -- October 12, 2003

India is pushing ahead with its ambitious space programme while casting an envious eye at neighbouring China, which is on the verge of becoming the third nation to put a man into orbit, analysts say.

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US considering deploying missile defense against Iran in Europe -- Staff  -- Spacedaily  -- October 09, 2003

The US government is considering stationing defensive missiles in a number of European countries against a potential attack from Iran according to a report in a German newspaper.

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India does not foresee Asian space race -- Staff  -- Spacedaily  -- October 08, 2003

India, which runs a fledgling space program, does not foresee an Asian space race emerging, even though China is about to send a man into orbit for the first time.

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OrbDev Appeals To State Dept For Eros Rent Ruling -- Staff  -- Spacedaily  -- August 28, 2003

The U.S. state department rejected a property rights claim to a near earth asteroid by a U.S. based space development company according to this press release.

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The Case For Space Based Solar Power Development -- Arthur Smith  -- Spacedaily  -- August 11, 2003

The author argues that the technology and economics of space-based solar power are approaching feasibility.

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Japan to launch new satellites to monitor North Korean missiles -- Staff  -- Spacedaily  -- July 23, 2003

Japan has announced that it intends to launch a second pair of spy satellites that will boost its surveillance of missiles in hardline communist North Korea.

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MIT Web Site Gathers And Displays Information On Government -- Staff  -- Spacedaily  -- July 06, 2003

A group at MIT has launched a new site, "Government Information Awareness", devoted to "reverse" surveillance of government agencies and the people involved.

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