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Home / Articles posted by J Williams (Page 2)

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    Teleporting information achieved by TU Delft

    • 2 June 2014
    • By J Williams

    by Webredactie M&C   Teleporting people through space, as is done in Star Trek, is impossible by the laws of physics. Teleporting information is another […]

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  • Pentagon wrestles with bogus climate warnings as funds shifted to green agenda

    Pentagon wrestles with bogus climate warnings as funds shifted to green agenda

    • 2 June 2014
    • By J Williams

    By Rowan Scarborough –The Washington Times   Ten years ago, the Pentagon paid for a climate study that put forth many scary scenarios. Consultants told […]

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  • Flying a plane with your mind comes closer to reality

    Flying a plane with your mind comes closer to reality

    • 30 May 2014
    • By J Williams

    By David Szondy   Flying is most definitely a hands-on (and feet-on) job, but it may not always be that way. Turning science fiction into […]

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  • Scientists from CERN and MIT launch encrypted email service

    Scientists from CERN and MIT launch encrypted email service

    • 30 May 2014
    • By J Williams

    By Stu Robarts   The privacy of the data that we put online has been a hot topic over the last year. In order to […]

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  • Huawei achieves 10 Gbps Wi-Fi data transfer rate

    Huawei achieves 10 Gbps Wi-Fi data transfer rate

    • 30 May 2014
    • By J Williams

    By Stu Robarts   In the unending march towards faster connection speeds, another benchmark has been surpassed. Huawei claims it has “achieved the industry’s first […]

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  • Sentinel-1A satellite aids flood relief in the Balkans

    Sentinel-1A satellite aids flood relief in the Balkans

    • 30 May 2014
    • By J Williams

    By Anthony Wood   Despite being in orbit for less than two months, the ESA’s Sentinel-1A satellite is already showing its worth in the humanitarian […]

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  • World Bank sounds alarm on rising global food prices

    World Bank sounds alarm on rising global food prices

    • 30 May 2014
    • By J Williams

    By Jeremy Tordjman | AFP   World food prices rose in the first quarter of the year for the first time since their all-time high […]

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  • Congress Funds Army’s Hypersonic Missile After Chinese Strike Vehicle Test

    Congress Funds Army’s Hypersonic Missile After Chinese Strike Vehicle Test

    • 30 May 2014
    • By J Williams

    BY: Bill Gertz   Congress approved funding last week for the Pentagon’s advanced hypersonic missile program and expressed concerns over China’s recent test of an […]

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  • New federal database will track Americans’ credit ratings, other financial information

    New federal database will track Americans’ credit ratings, other financial information

    • 30 May 2014
    • By J Williams

    By Richard Pollock | May 30, 2014   As many as 227 million Americans may be compelled to disclose intimate details of their families and […]

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  • Can Killer Robots Learn to Follow the Rules of War?

    Can Killer Robots Learn to Follow the Rules of War?

    • 29 May 2014
    • By J Williams

    By Randy Rieland smithsonian.com As Memorial Day reminds us every year, war doesn’t go away. But it does change. And one of the more profound […]

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