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The Present and Future of Unmanned Drone Aircraft: An Illustrated Field Guide

Inside the wild kingdom of the world’s newest and most spectacular species of unmanned aircraft, from swarming insect ’bots that can storm a burning building to a seven-ton weaponized spyplane invisible to radar By Eric Hagerman

Frontiers of Medicine: Rebooting the Body

The ability to reprogram the immune system is one of the most sought-after goals in medicine. Now researchers are closer than ever to pulling it off in patients with Type 1 diabetes, one of whom happens to be our correspondent By Catherine Price

Frontiers of Medicine: Radical Cures

Neuroscientists can reconstruct mental images—like the hamburger you’re picturing—using a common brain scanner and complex math. Reading your thoughts may well be next. By Corey Binns

The Man Who Was Allergic to Radio Waves

Your cellphone does not in itself cause cancer. But in the daily sea of radiation we all travel, there may be subtler dangers at work, and science is only just beginning to understand how they can come to affect people like Per Segerbäck so intensely By James Geary

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What is the aircraft on the front cover of the March 2010 issue that is camouflaged with the alphanumeric RS27 on the front?

There is no mention of it in the article. This craft looks like something from a Sci-Fi video game.

there is a small place right on the side of a page and the title is: For book lovers and i cant find the magasine help plz?

Quasi_Mojo: the mystery aircraft just might be an artist's rendition of a possible unmanned. maybe. just a guess.....

You can call it rise of the machines. So the future wars really will be just an expensive chess play. reverse phone lookup

That's some amazing technology, sci fi is becoming reality.
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