Space science
Finding the origin of 'alien spy ship'
Oumuamua, an object once thought to be by Harvard University scientist Avi Loeb,
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Archeology
Declassified spy satellite, 1,400-year-old ghost town appears
Images taken by the US KH-9 (Hexagon) spy satellite system in 1973 brought about a spectacular archaeological discovery.
New technology
Scientists plan to turn dead birds into drones
American scientists are hatching a plan to turn dead birds into drones, used for patrol and surveillance purposes.
Computer science
Top 10 signs that your phone is being tracked
Signs that your phone is being tracked include battery issues, increased mobile data usage, unwanted ads, and more.
Space science
Shooting down a satellite: Is it an empty threat or can it be carried out?
Russia has warned that it will attack and shoot down the Starlink satellite network of the SpaceX company founded by Elon Musk, on the grounds that SpaceX is building hu…
Computer science
Even if you cover your webcam, hackers can still spy on you as usual
Ambient light sensors in smartphones may pose unwanted privacy risks.
Science story
Falling in love with a Soviet spy, Albert Einstein revealed the secret of developing nuclear weapons
Right! Einstein was obsessed with a woman ten years younger than him, he even revealed the secret of developing the atomic bomb in the Soviet Union.
Space science
James Webb telescope prepares to spy on 2 strange 'super-Earths'
The James Webb Space Telescope will explore new worlds in a level of detail never before seen.
Science Events
The US successfully launched the NROL-85 spy satellite into orbit
The SpaceX space of the world's richest billionaire today, Elon Musk has successfully launched one of the Falcon 9 rockets carrying a spy satellite
New technology
The 'witch's stone' made by Russian military students turns out to be a high-tech spy device
This rock-shaped spy device was developed by Voronezh Academy as a new way to secretly track enemies.
New technology
Remote eavesdropping technique thanks to light bulb vibration
Observing the sound vibrations around light bulbs, the scientists demonstrate the technique
Discover science
Revealed the unexpected prototype of spy 007
Few people know that Sidney Reilly is the prototype for the 007 spy character in the famous series of the same name.
Animal world
The secret animal spies of the CIA
During the Cold War, the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) used animals including pigeons, crows, dolphins and cats to perform secret missions.
Discover science
Inside the CIA lie detector
US federal agencies have been holding lie detectors since the 1950s to reassure public opinion that they can unmask the agents.
New technology
Tesla owns the design of a submarine hybrid car, which in the future may make fun
The car comes straight from the James Bond spy movie.