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Nuclear tests or corn harvests? Making sense of North Korea satellite imagery
Satellite images of North Korean missile testing sites or nuclear reactor facilities often show smears of yellow or befuddling brown objects. How do analysts know it’s not something nefarious?
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DARPA wants an ear to the underground
DARPA wants to figure out how to make communications technologies work in caves or collapsed rubble.
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Is the most significant military robot slinking around a lab in Massachusetts?
These robots, agile and quadrupedal,are the kind of machines that might accompany squads into the field, provide imagery of what the human eye cannot see and maybe even probe dangerous explosive devices.
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What World Bank learned from satellite images: ISIS sucked at oil production
It’s a good idea to understand how such a group can harness the resources it commands, and turn them into the fuel for a grotesque war machine. So, for all its bloodshed, how much oil did the Islamic State ultimately produce?
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Nuclear tests or corn harvests? Making sense of North Korea satellite imagery
Satellite images of North Korean missile testing sites or nuclear reactor facilities often show smears of yellow or befuddling brown objects. How do analysts know it’s not something nefarious?
-
DARPA wants an ear to the underground
DARPA wants to figure out how to make communications technologies work in caves or collapsed rubble.
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Is the most significant military robot slinking around a lab in Massachusetts?
These robots, agile and quadrupedal,are the kind of machines that might accompany squads into the field, provide imagery of what the human eye cannot see and maybe even probe dangerous explosive devices.
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What World Bank learned from satellite images: ISIS sucked at oil production
It’s a good idea to understand how such a group can harness the resources it commands, and turn them into the fuel for a grotesque war machine. So, for all its bloodshed, how much oil did the Islamic State ultimately produce?
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Nuclear tests or corn harvests? Making sense of North Korea satellite imagery
Satellite images of North Korean missile testing sites or nuclear reactor facilities often show smears of yellow or befuddling brown objects. How do analysts know it’s not something nefarious?
-
DARPA wants an ear to the underground
DARPA wants to figure out how to make communications technologies work in caves or collapsed rubble.
-
Is the most significant military robot slinking around a lab in Massachusetts?
These robots, agile and quadrupedal,are the kind of machines that might accompany squads into the field, provide imagery of what the human eye cannot see and maybe even probe dangerous explosive devices.
-
What World Bank learned from satellite images: ISIS sucked at oil production
It’s a good idea to understand how such a group can harness the resources it commands, and turn them into the fuel for a grotesque war machine. So, for all its bloodshed, how much oil did the Islamic State ultimately produce?
