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Star Wars laser successfully destroys ballistic missile
At 8:44 p.m. (PST), February 11, 2010, a short-range threat-representative ballistic missile was launched from an at-sea mobile launch platform. Within seconds, the ALTB used onboard sensors to...
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Photos: A half-century of ICBMs
In October 1959, an Atlas missile with a nuclear warhead went on alert, formally launching the ICBM era for the United States.
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Photos: Visiting a Nike missile site
At one time, there were more than 200 Nike missile sites in the U.S., each tasked with protecting a specific city. Today, the only one left is a restored site for tourists in the Marin Headlands,...
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Britain releases its X-Files
The truth may be out there, but so far it's not in the government files. The British government posted the first batch of its X-Files to a website today in a project that will eventually see the...
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Photos: Missile shoots down falling satellite
What do you do when a spy satellite goes kerflooey and starts to fall back to Earth? Call in the U.S. Navy, and send up a missile.
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Photos: A museum of missiles at White Sands
White Sands Missile Range houses missiles and rockets that played critical roles in World War II, the Cold War, Gulf War--and even space exploration.
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Google Earth reveals new Chinese sub
Those keeping a close eye on Google Earth are noticing a satellite image that looks to be China's new nuclear ballistic missile submarine. Writing for the Federation of American Scientists'...
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Photos: Flying 'light saber' to ward off missiles
U.S. missile defense chief calls the Airborne Laser "the ugliest aircraft I have ever seen," but he likes what it's packing.
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Photos: Airborne laser enlists for missile defense
The Pentagon is modifying a 747 to carry a megawatt-class laser intended to shoot down enemy missiles.
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Photos: Airborne laser enlists for missile defense
The Pentagon is modifying a 747 to carry a megawatt-class laser intended to shoot down enemy missiles.
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Ride out doomsday in a stylish missile silo (photos)
With reinforced concrete walls up to 9 feet thick, this Kansas missile silo could withstand a nuclear strike. Today it's a sold-out condo complex opening in a few months.
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The science of ocean rescue and rehab (photos)
In a decommissioned Nike missile site just outside San Francisco, the Marine Mammal Center conducts research, treats animals, and dispenses biological info.
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Star Wars laser successfully destroys ballistic missile
At 8:44 p.m. (PST), February 11, 2010, a short-range threat-representative ballistic missile was launched from an at-sea mobile launch platform. Within seconds, the ALTB used onboard sensors to...
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Apple iPad: One heat seeking missile aimed at netbooks, e-readers
Apple has unveiled its iPad tablet and almost instantly the debate began: Is this device a computer or a mobile device? Is it an e-reader or light laptop? Where does the iPad fit? Is this tablet...
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Photos: A half-century of ICBMs
In October 1959, an Atlas missile with a nuclear warhead went on alert, formally launching the ICBM era for the United States.
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Pentagon kills $6.3 billion missile technology project
The Pentagon terminated Northrop Grumman's Kinetic Energy Interceptor program amid accusations by Defense Secretary, William Gates, that the system's design would not accomplish key military...
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Photos: Visiting a Nike missile site
At one time, there were more than 200 Nike missile sites in the U.S., each tasked with protecting a specific city. Today, the only one left is a restored site for tourists in the Marin Headlands,...
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Britain releases its X-Files
The truth may be out there, but so far it's not in the government files. The British government posted the first batch of its X-Files to a website today in a project that will eventually see the...
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Photos: Missile shoots down falling satellite
What do you do when a spy satellite goes kerflooey and starts to fall back to Earth? Call in the U.S. Navy, and send up a missile.
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Missile strikes ailing U.S. spy satellite
A missile fired from a Navy ship hits dying satellite, and it's likely the operation succeeded in destroying a toxic fuel tank on board. Photos: The missile that got the satellite
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