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US intelligence: Energy weapons or attacks very unlikely to have caused 'Havana syndrome'

• Authors : By:Kelsey D. Atherton

• Source: Popular Science, March 1, 2023 Military, 4pp

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dune buddy.

• Authors : HORACZEK, STAN

Subjects: SHOCK absorbers; ELECTRONIC surveillance; AIR filters

• Source: Popular Science; Summer2020, Vol. 292 Issue 2, p30-30, 1p, 1 Color Photograph

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China's Race To Space Domination; To gain an edge here on Earth, China is pushing ahead in space

• Authors : By:Clay Dillow, Jeffrey Lin, and P.W. Singer

• Source: Popular Science, September 20, 2016 Space, 6pp

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China's race to space domination: let's go to the moon! Space stations, moonwalks, and spy-proof satellites--China leaves no doubt about its soaring ambitions.

• Authors : Dillow, Clay; Lin, Jeffrey; Singer, P.W.

• Source: Popular Science. September 1, 2016, p64, 4 p.

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Scan artist: Repo men are pushing the bounds of personal surveillance by scanning billions of license plates-perhaps even yours.

• Authors : Parks, Bob

• Source: Popular Science. July 1, 2014, Vol. 285 Issue 1, p50, 7 p.

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Future shocks: 5 predictions from the world's foremost film prognosticator.

• Authors : Daly, Steve

• Source: Popular Science. June 1, 2011, Vol. 278 Issue 6, p72, 2 p.

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FUTURE SHOCKS.

• Authors : DALY, STEVE

Subjects: FORECASTING; FUTUROLOGISTS; CONCEPTUAL artMEAD, Syd, 1933-2019

• Source: Popular Science; Jun2011, Vol. 278 Issue 6, p73-73, 1p

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Future Shocks

• Authors : By:Steve Daly

• Source: Popular Science, June 1, 2011 Hollywood Science US EDITION, p. 73 3pp

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THE PIZZA CAM.

• Authors : Cage, Chuck

Subjects: *DO-it-yourself work; *ELECTRONIC surveillance

• Source: Popular Science. Jan2010, Vol. 276 Issue 1, p68-68. 1p.

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The best view yet from space: when the GeoEye-1 surveillance satellite comes online this spring, its advanced optics will produce more-detailed images than any commercial satellite, capturing objects as small as home plate on a baseball diamond and filling in the fuzzy spots on Google Earth.

• Authors : Carey, Bjorn

• Source: Popular Science. April, 2008, Vol. 272 Issue 4, p66, 2 p.

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