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In Photos: Mysterious, Giant Platform at Petra 'Hidden' in Plain Sight
By Mindy Weisberger published
Scientists investigate a massive and long-hidden structure at the ancient city of Petra.

How Can Drones Be Hacked? Let Us Count the Ways
By Kacey Deamer published
A computer security team at Johns Hopkins University has found multiple ways to gain control of the small flying machines.

Holy Drones, Batman! Real-Life 'Batplane' Mimics Flexible Wings
By Jesse Emspak published

Mysterious 'Area 6' Landing Strip in Nevada Desert Baffles Experts
By Tia Ghose published
A mysterious landing strip in the remote Nevada Desert could be home to spy plane testing, security experts speculate.

Watch a Swarm of Drone 'Lightning Bugs' Swirl Overhead
By Tia Ghose published
A new generation of drones is pushing the boundaries of what autonomous flyers are capable of, a new TED talk reveals.

Electrifying Drone Race Tests Pilots' Sky-High Skills
By Elizabeth Newbern published
With the first round of the Drone Racing League's Level 1 race finished, eight pilots will compete for a spot in the finals.

Dutch Police Deploy Drone-Disabling Birds of Prey
By Mindy Weisberger published
In the Netherlands, police officers are inaugurating a new species of animal partner — eagles — to take down illegal aerial drones.
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