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North Korea claims White House, Pentagon, Guam among US sites its spy satellite has photographed

Kim Jong-un was also shown images of Rome, Pearl Harbour and the US Navy’s Carl Vinson aircraft carrier taken by the spy satellite North Korea launched last week, state media claimed.

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N. Korea says spy satellite took photos of U.S. bases in San Diego, Japan

North Korea said Thursday the country's military spy satellite has taken photos of U.S. military facilities in San Diego and Japan, as well as the Suez Canal in Egypt. Leader Kim Jong-un viewed the satellite photos taken Wednesday when he received an operations report from the Pyongyang General

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North Korea Claims Spy Satellite Took Photos of White House

North Korea claimed its first spy satellite put into space, which was launched into orbit last week, has taken photos of the White House, Pentagon and nearby US naval stations.

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Biden Official Weighs In On Underground Nuclear Bomb Test Rumors

T he head of the United States' National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) says that nuclear preparation continues to ...

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Westinghouse Secures First Customer for eVinci Nuclear Microreactor

Westinghouse’s first customer for its eVinci microreactor—a flagship 5-MWe/13 MWth “nuclear battery”—is poised to be the ...

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Nucleus RadioPharma: Building CDMO Sites to Ride the Radioligand Therapy Wave

When one studies strongly radioactive substances special precautions must be taken. Dust, the air of the room, and one’s clothes all become radioactive. —Marie Curie The term “radioligand therapy” has ...

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Ex-Google CEO Warns Current AI Guardrails ‘Aren’t Enough’—Likened Development To Nuclear Weapons

Eric Schmidt, who served as Google’s chief executive for a decade, said “we don’t have that kind of time” to control AI.

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'Impossible' Crystal Was Forged in World's First Nuclear Bomb Test

The dawn calm was torn asunder as the United States Army detonated a plutonium implosion device known as the Gadget – the ...

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Bridging the gap between nuclear ban treaty supporters and opponents

The global rift between supporters and opponents of the nuclear weapons ban treaty remains deep. Three areas of potential ...

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Toxic Contamination: Legacy of the nuclear arms race leaves staggering cleanup costs at home

Later, workers at Hanford made most of the plutonium used in the U.S. nuclear arsenal throughout the Cold War. In the process ...

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Why Did Pakistan Test Its MIRV-Capable Ababeel Missile?

As India’s ballistic missile defense system is further tested and development, Islamabad was compelled to illustrate its own ...

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