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UK short 100K tech recruits this year Quango quacks say IT growth to outpace national average Channel19 Jan 2011 | 60
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US military tracker-droids to 'consider humans as fluid' Traffic algorithm upgrade for airborne spyeyes Science02 Nov 2009 | 23
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Russia planning nuclear-powered manned spaceship Reactor cruiser aimed at Moon, Mars missions Science29 Oct 2009 | 26
Fibreless fibre optics developed by US Air Force Mobile bandwidth bonanza to enable unplugged quantum crypto? Science28 Oct 2009 | 25
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Royal Navy to get two carriers - but only one air group? Analysis OK lads, just run along the deck going 'Brrrmmm' Legal26 Oct 2009 | 30
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Galileo satellite fleet apparently reduced Order for final six birds put on indefinite hold Science23 Oct 2009 | 4
Rigid sky-train to fly through magnetic rings on sticks Updated Plus: Plan for 500mph Vegas-LA hovercraft link Science22 Oct 2009 | 55
Raytheon unveils Linux 'Insider Threat' rooter-out routers Sniffs out moles, leaks, whistleblowers OSes22 Oct 2009 | 16
Japanese algorithm 'can tell if you're about to die' Doomware marks users for death Databases21 Oct 2009 | 37
Paramagnetic nanodot smartstuff offers 1TB micro-SD cards And super-hot, super-efficient pottery car engines Science21 Oct 2009 | 12
NASA: Lunar pole-shot plume shows up in pictures Pic Moon's dark bottom-dirt 'ejecta' soars miles high Science19 Oct 2009 | 12
ESA proposes ion drive Sun-dodge Mars commsat ploy Electric rockets to 'hover' above, below ecliptic Science16 Oct 2009 | 20
DARPA, Microsoft, Lockheed team up to reinvent TCP/IP 'This time it will actually be for the military, promise' Networks16 Oct 2009 | 55
Robot nuclear windjammer to sail patio-gas oceans of Titan Crowsnest-cam to scan the 'Sea of Krakens' Science15 Oct 2009 | 27
China plans space station for the 2020s, eyes Moon trip Weary Eagle, leaping Dragon? Science15 Oct 2009 | 11
US special forces tool up with 'plasma blades' Energy cutlasses cleave flesh with '66% less effort' Science15 Oct 2009 | 17
Aerial laser gunboat 'burns hole in fender' of moving car World's evil shark-owning billionaires unimpressed Science14 Oct 2009 | 52
Moon orbiter detects pole-plunge hotspots in dark bottom Pics NASA: LCROSS may have caused 'significant heating' Science13 Oct 2009 | 21
Zeppelin-borne boffins in Bay Area alien 'extremophile' hunt NASA dirigible deploys hyperspectral psychic probe Science12 Oct 2009 | 23
Boffins demo 'through-walls' people tracker Ring of Zigbee nodes peers inside building Science12 Oct 2009 | 19
Royal Marines' semi-hovership prototype launched Commandos of the future to ride in aircushion catamaran Science12 Oct 2009 | 18
NASA iceberg-finder prangs into Moon's south pole Update Place where sun doesn't shine probed Science09 Oct 2009 | 40
Giant megaships to suck 'stranded' Aussie gas fields Biggest vessels ever to feed world's BBQs, patio heaters Science09 Oct 2009 | 66
Lunar ice-mine pole prang probe looking good, says NASA Future of off-Earth rocketfuel industry in the balance Science09 Oct 2009 | 6
Coin-sized nuclear isotope battery minted Charge your cell for a thousand years Science08 Oct 2009 | 74
US Army doubles fleet of enormous floating eyes 'Beholder'-esque aerostat blimps spy Afghanistan Science08 Oct 2009 | 20
US to export riot-roasting raygun 'Oops,' giggles Raytheon after commercially apt leak Science07 Oct 2009 | 51
New antimatter atomsmashers 'may destroy themselves' 'Imagine there are all these huge bells, see,' says prof Science06 Oct 2009 | 53
US military jets to run on weeds, scum & corpse-grease Mushroleum fungus-fuel sadly not on horizon Science05 Oct 2009 | 20