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Paranoid androids 'in 10 years' -- Richard Gray  -- Telegraph  -- February 18, 2007

A panel of robotics experts said robots capable of multiple domestic tasks, that can also provide companionship for their owners, will be available within 10 years. And the scientists claim it is already possible to give robots such "feelings".

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Terrorists 'use Google maps to hit UK troops' -- Thomas Harding  -- Telegraph  -- January 13, 2007

Terrorists attacking British bases in Basra are using aerial footage displayed by the Google Earth internet tool to pinpoint their attacks, say Army intelligence sources.

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Stairway to Heaven -- James Langton  -- Telegraph  -- September 25, 2005

The race is on to build the first "space elevator' - long dismissed as science fiction - to carry people and materials into orbit along a cable thousands of miles long.

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Could a hole in space save man from extinction? -- Michio Kaku  -- Telegraph  -- January 05, 2005

Michio Kaku argues that new space probes will provide critical new information on parallel universes, cosmology, and wormholes that humanity will need to survive in the long-term.

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China and India back EU's space race against US -- Ambrose Evans-Pritchard  -- Telegraph  -- October 31, 2003

China and India have signed on to support the European Union's Galileo global satellite system in a bid to challenge American supremacy in space.

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Pentagon wants 'mini-nukes' to fight terrorists -- Julian Coman  -- Telegraph  -- October 26, 2003

Influential advisers at the Pentagon are backing the development of a new generation of low-yield nuclear weapons - so-called mini-nukes - in a controversial report to be published this autumn.

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Earth punctured by tiny cosmic missiles -- Robert Matthews  -- Telegraph  -- May 12, 2002

FORGET dangers from giant meteors: Earth is facing another threat from outer space. Scientists have come to the conclusion that two mysterious explosions in the 1990s were caused by bizarre cosmic missiles, or "strangelets".

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US special unit 'stands by to steal atomic warheads' -- Ben Fenton  -- Telegraph  -- October 29, 2001

An elite American military unit is preparing for possible incursion into Pakistan in order to steal its nuclear weapons arsenal, it is reported today.

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