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This Is What a Drive-By Bombing Looks Like
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NASA Scientists Give Up on Phoenix Resurrection
It may be extremely difficult, but even after its death, NASA scientists have been trying to resurrect the Phoenix Mars Lander at all costs. Sadly, they gave up last week. Happily, there's still hope.Meet Veronica McGregor, Mars Phoenix Lander's Humanoid Personality Construct
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Foliage Penetrating Radar Detects Baddies In the Jungle, Bin Laden to Cancel Brazil Vacation
The latest version of Lockheed Martin's FOPEN system—Foliage Penetrating Synthetic Aperture Radar—will make Predators happy, both the Unmanned Air Vehicles and the human alien hunters. The imaging system, which is part of the US Army's TRACER—Tactical Reconnaissance and Counter-Concealment Enabled Radar—program gives high-resolution, near-real-time video of any target areas through very dense vegetation, following people and vehicles in the jungle and woods with 10-meter accuracy. Its precision, even from a very high altitude, is impressive: More »Build Your Own F-35 Lightning II Fighter Jet
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