Category: #CyberSpaceWar
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OK Drone: Vietnam Enters the UAV Market
from apperspective.net: Vietnam flight tested six indigenously made Unmanned Aerials Vehicles (UAVs) over the weekend, Xinhua News Agency reported. “After three days of tests, from May 17-19, in Da Lat city and Lac Duong district of Lam Dong province, six vehicles made by the Vietnam Space Technology Institute, under the Vietnam Academy of Science and…
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Fireballs in the Skies
American Meteor Society reported sightings of fireballs over the nights of May 18 and May19. Fireballs were reported in the skies above Virgina, Missouri, Colorado and Arizona. Does this represent an increase in meteor activity? Is it a sign of Nibiru?
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Major Hollywood Studios All Sent Bogus DMCA Takedowns Concerning The Pirate Bay Documentary
from techdirt.com: We see so many bogus DMCA (Digital Millenium Copywright Act) takedowns, and we hear the big copyright holders insisting that it’s just an accident each and every time — and not to worry about the collateral damage and censorship it leads to. So it seems interesting that TorrentFreak has uncovered a series of…
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‘Like hardened criminals’: UK police sample DNA from 120,000 children in 2 years
from RT.com: British police collected the DNA of more than 120,000 children in just two years, with a thousand of them aged 10 at the time of the swab. Most of the youngsters have committed no punishable crime, but their DNA data will be stored for years. “It is disappointing to see valuable crime-fighting resources…
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Biggest meteor hits Moon
from ITwire.com: The U.S. space agency NASA has been watching the Moon for about eight years, looking for signs of meteoroids hitting the lunar surface. The results show that hundreds of recorded impacts occur each year. However, the biggest one ever recorded occurred on March 17th. Bill Cooke, of the Meteoroid Environment Office at…
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Hi-tech contact lenses show texts and maps
from trueactivist.com: Imagine texting while driving, or placing a call while showering, without holding your phone in your hands. It’s not sci-fi any more – a new technology allows information like text messages and driving directions to be projected onto a contact lens. The hardware behind this invention is a spherical curved LCD display that…
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Sci-Fi Short Weekend: ‘Cockpit: The Rule of Engagment’
A film festival finalist Sci-Fi video, “Cockpit: The Rule of Engagment” stars Ronny Cox. An excellent storyline makes for great viewing. “‘COCKPIT’ is the story of a squadron of space fighter pilots, stranded in their cockpits deep in enemy space, struggling with reality and delusion as they are hunted by mind controlling aliens.’COCKPIT: THE RULE…
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Sci-Fi Short Weekend: ‘Stealing Time’
Sci-Fi Short Weekend presents “Stealing Time” a Finite Films Production. This short sci-fi video follows theme in similar style to “Primer,” a 2004 film. “When a down- on-his-luck inventor builds a time machine to change the past, he unwittingly sets off a disastrous chain of events,” explains You Tube summary. It’s well-produced video that tests…
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Aussie scientists print flexible solar panels
from smh.com.au: Australian scientists have found a way to print large but extremely lightweight and flexible solar panels like money. World-leading scientists at the CSIRO said the A3-sized panels, which are created by laying a liquid photovoltaic ink onto thin, flexible plastic could soon mean everyone has the ability to print their own solar panels…
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UAVs are searching for oil in Norway
from stratrisks.com: Like an army, science needs the high ground. This is true when it comes to oil exploration and especially so in the rugged landscape of Norway. The Virtual Outcrop Geology (VOG) group at the Norwegian Centre for integrated petroleum research (CIPR) is working to capture this vantage point in a distinctly 21st century…
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Active Sunspot Fires Solar Flares, CME Toward Us
Four powerful solar flares and CMEs have erupted from a sunspot over the past few days, and one could affect us on late Friday.
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Blue Kachina and Its Moon
Could you climb above clouds in Costa Rica for a clear view of the Blue Kachina from Hopi Prophecy? Marshall Masters has done just that and provides latest developments.
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Australian Police Use Drones to “Combat Crime” Ahead of G20
The Courier-Mail can reveal Police Minister the aircraft in time for the trans-national G20 conference in November next year.
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US Seizes Top Bitcoin Exchange As Crackdown Begins
The American government has previously made it clear that officials are watching Bitcoin, a decentralized economic currency that international regulators have not yet been able to control.
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iRobot Military Bots Patrol 2014 World Cup Brazil
FIFA may be implementing goal-sensing technology in international soccer games, but the World Cup is getting even more high-tech with military robot security.