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Gravity Satellite Blasts Off on Climate Mission

The spacecraft will measure the earth's gravitational field with new accuracy.

Broadband on Rails

A compact lens could make high-speed Internet access commonplace on trains.

Solar Sailing in Space

NASA prepares to test a satellite that can be propelled by light particles from the sun.

Sharper Satellite Images

A new satellite could produce color images of objects half the size of those visible to its predecessors.

Satellite Images Catch Human-Rights Violations in Burma

Analysis of photos shows chilling scenes of razed villages and forced-relocation sites.

Advanced Hurricane Forecasting

With the 2007 hurricane season under way, scientists believe their new forecasting model will make more-accurate predictions, thereby saving lives.

New Record for Quantum Cryptography

Researchers take a big step toward their goal of spy-proof communications via satellites.

Hunting Poachers Remotely

New technology uses metal detectors in the wild.

China's Antisatellite Missile Test: Why?

We may not yet know enough to understand China's intentions.

Discovering the Surface of Greenland

A new technique provides clearer pictures of massive ice sheets--and better insight into future sea-level increases.

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