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Moscow, November 18 - Russian security services will be able to detain terrorists, smugglers and drug-sellers. Airport security bodies plan to use special lie detectors, invented by the Israeli company "Nemesysco".
The main idea of the new equipment GK-1 lies in the technology of multilevel analysis of the voice.
During customs supervision a passenger puts on the ear-phones and answers just two questions: "yes" and "no". After that the system analyzes his psycho-emotional characteristics of the voice and custom-house officers send him either along the red corridor or the green corridor.
The chief executive of Nemesysco Amir Liberman announced the results of the first test: 500 passengers took part in the investigation, during which only one passenger was sent to the red corridor. Later he turned out to be the terrorist who intended to carry explosives on board.
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18 of July 10:19
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|  Endeavour shuttle blasts off to ISS
16 of July 08:17
The Endeavour space shuttle has been launched to the International Space Station after a month`s delay, carrying seven astronauts.
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|  NASA again delays shuttle Endeavour launch
13 of July 09:20
The launch of space shuttle Endeavour has been put back once again until later on Monday due to bad weather around the launch pad at Cape Canaveral, NASA said.
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|  Nokia says on track for May online store opening
21 of May 13:40
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|  Researchers create DVDs with massive storage
21 of May 13:29
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|  Cellphone industry seen facing more trouble
21 of May 10:19
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|  Russian scientists operate computer with the power of mind
18 of April 11:47
Russian scientists now can use the power of mind to give commands to a computer. A system of electrodes shaped in a helmet and a special program reads the impulses of the brain and transforms them into symbols on the computer screen.
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|  North Korea?s missile flew 500 miles further than it was expected
14 of April 11:07
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|  10th Jubilee International Forum "High Technology of ХХI" - "High-Tech XXI-2009"
26 of March 14:00
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|  Weather control? Yes, it is really possible...
26 of March 11:27
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|  Russia to build world`s first sports arena on permafrost
19 of March 16:47
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|  Russia to approve new Moon rocket
19 of March 14:50
Russian space officials are to select the winning proposal for a new rocket intended to carry cosmonauts on missions to the Moon.
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|  Apple to preview new iPhone software next week
13 of March 13:40
Apple will hold an event next Tuesday to preview new software for the iPhone, the company said.
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|  ISS astronauts successfully complete spacewalk ahead of schedule
11 of March 13:36
U.S. astronaut Michael Fincke and Russian cosmonaut Yury Lonchakov, on board of the International Space Station (ISS), have successfully completed a spacewalk ahead of schedule, Russian Mission Control said on Wednesday.
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|  India successfully test fires BrahMos supersonic cruise missile
4 of March 12:43
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|  Satellite collision debris may hamper space launches - scientist
21 of February 15:40
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|  Bangalore: aircraft and missiles
13 of February 14:47
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|  US, Russian satellites collide in space
12 of February 10:45
Two communication satellites - one Russian, one American - have collided in space some 800 kilometres above Siberia. It`s the first crash of its kind, but NASA says it doesn`t pose a threat to the International Space Station.
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|  Proton-M rocket launches two new telecom satellites
11 of February 10:23
MOSCOW, February 11 (RIA Novosti) - A Proton-M rocket bearing two new Russian Express-series communications satellites was launched early on Wednesday from the Baikonur space center in Kazakhstan, a RIA Novosti correspondent reported.
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