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U.S. Air Force Allowing Enlisted Personnel To Pilot Drones For The First Time Ever

With the demands for drones on the rise and an increased rate of terrorist threats, the U.S. Air Force has had to change its ways.

by Mark Lelinwalla

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Here Are The Top Ten Space Events And Discoveries Of 2015
by Alyssa Navarro
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British Astronaut Tim Peake Calls Wrong Number From Space Station
by Angela Laguipo
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Not Santa's Sleigh: Mysterious Object Spotted In Night Sky Was Russian Rocket
by Jan Dizon
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This Real-Life Hoverboard Costs $20,000 And Stays Up In The Air For 6 Minutes
by J.E. Reich
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This Asteroid Flyby Comes Just In Time For Christmas
by J.E. Reich
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You Can Catch Of The Glimpse Of The First Christmas Moon Since 1977
by J.E. Reich
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NASA Releases Closest Pictures Ever Captured Of Dwarf Planet Ceres
by Jim Algar
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US Produces First Plutonium In 30 Years To Power Future NASA Space Missions
by Jim Algar
Space
Bright Light Streaks California, Nevada And Arizona Night Sky - What Was That?
by Horia Ungureanu
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Holiday Fliers, Get Ready: TSA Full-Body Checks Now Mandatory For Some - Why?
by Horia Ungureanu
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Centaur Comets: How These Massive Celestial Rocks Threaten Life On Earth
by Louise Chan
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The Naviator Drone Can Fly In The Air And Swim Underwater
by J.E. Reich

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