Government Builds New Structures On Capitol Hill
Washington reports large scale government construction with multiple projects around Capitol Hill. New office buildings for House and Senate members are underway with costs ranging from 10 to 64 million dollars, plus the Smithsonian Museum of History and Technology and State Department additions.
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Heat vision from infrared tech changes night scouting
Scientists describe infrared sensors that reveal heat differences to detect people and objects at five to ten miles on clear nights. Navy missiles carry heat sensing noses, enabling target detection and artillery locating from long distances, with broad military use anticipated.
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