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Space: America's new war zone -- Andrew Buncombe  -- The Independent  -- October 19, 2006

The Bush administration has staked an aggressive new claim to dominate space - rejecting any new treaties that seek to limit the United States' extraterrestrial activities and warning that it will oppose any nations that try to get in its way.

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The new breed of cyber-terrorist -- Jimmy Lee Shreeve  -- The Independent  -- June 02, 2006

Scott Borg, the director and chief economist of the US Cyber Consequences Unit, a Department of Homeland Security advisory group, believes that attacks on computer networks are poised to escalate to full-scale disasters that could bring down companies, destroy power grids, and kill people.

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Stuff of sci-fi nightmares? An army of robots that reproduce -- Steve Connor  -- The Independent  -- May 12, 2005

It has been the dream - and nightmare - of science fiction writers for decades. Now a team of engineers has conjured up a robot that can reproduce itself. The robot can self-replicate in much the same way that some living organisms are able to reproduce by cloning themselves.

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Outcry over creation of GM smallpox virus -- Steve Connor  -- The Independent  -- January 22, 2005

Senior scientific advisers to the World Health Organisation (WHO) have recommended the creation of a genetically modified version of the smallpox virus to counter any threat of a bioterrorist attack.

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The cosmic neighbours from hell -- Steve Connor  -- The Independent  -- November 03, 2004

The Swift Space Laboratory -- a joint project between NASA, Britain, and Italy -- is the first satellite dedicated to probing the mysteries of gamma ray bursts.

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Nanotechnology tries to fix image problem -- Charles Arthur  -- The Independent  -- July 29, 2004

Scientists are calling for a public debate into nanotechnology to dispel fears about the new science and prevent it being labelled as "another GM".

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When reality is just an illusion -- Josh Sims  -- The Independent  -- March 29, 2004

New computer games are incorporating politics, military intelligence, and current events in a way that is blurring the lines between reality and 'infotainment'.

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Global warming will plunge Britain into new ice age 'within decades' -- Geoffrey Lean  -- The Independent  -- January 25, 2004

Britain is likely to be plunged into an ice age within our lifetime by global warming, new research suggests. A study, which is being taken seriously by top government scientists, has uncovered a change "of remarkable amplitude" in the circulation of the waters of the North Atlantic.

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Silent killer changes rules of engagement -- Andrew Buncombe and Raymond Whitaker  -- The Independent  -- November 06, 2002

More details are emerging about the U.S. UCAV strike on suspected terrorists in Yemen. Critics caution that the strike represents a significant shift in how wars are fought and could possibly be a violation of the rules of engagement.

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They come from outer space -- Ian Brown  -- The Independent  -- December 14, 2001

The Royal Astronomical Society met to discuss the threat of an asteroid collision with the earth and possible steps society can take to mitigate the risk.

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