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Invented over 50 years ago the laser has long been a hero of both science fiction and the real world. Now scientists at Yale University have invented its antithesis, the anti-laser, capable of trapping and cancelling laser beams.
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Justin Bieber, famous pop singer, will not face charges for an alleged scuffle that happened in Canada at a laser tag park in October.
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Printers: There were few new thrills with printers, but manufacturers still seem to be more hung up on awful marketing tactics
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A portable device producing a painless laser beam is under development and can spot early signs of breast cancer, tooth decay and osteoporosis. The method is known as Raman spectroscopy, and researchers think it can come into use in about 5 years.
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John Matthews from Bellevue, Iowa discovered the worm last December living in his eye after becoming concerned when he noticed two spots obscuring vision in his left eye.
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Guards at the Los Angeles County jail complex in Castaic, California will be using a new nonlethal but painfully hot weapon to control the inmates.
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The United States Navy succesfully shot down four aircraft with the "Laser Weapon System." The successful test was conducted off the California coast.
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A newly developed laser technique could help stop millions of older people from losing their eyesight, experts are hoping.
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Despite an offer recently from Canada Safeway at the eleventh hour, the only laser surgery for enlarged prostates was removed from the Rockyview Hospital in Calgary, Alberta. The grocery chain offered to pay $100,000 or more to keep the machine running.
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The world's largest and highest-energy laser, certified for operation by the U.S. Department of Energy on March 27, 2009 is scheduled to go into operation on May 29th. However full fledged experiments start in 2010.
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An earthquake fault zone in Mexico is imaged with unprecedented precision, thanks to improvements in Light Detection and Ranging - laser radar.
Researchers build efficient lasers just 100 billionths of a metre across that may be used to make faster computer chips in the future.
 A Winnipeg woman whose face was burned and swollen after she had cosmetic laser surgery done four months ago has staged a protest outside her dermatologist's office.
 Tiny, ultra-precise lasers developed by Texas scientists and compared to the 'lightsabers' wielded by Star Wars Jedi could soon be used in microsurgery for patients requiring delicate medical procedures.
A technique to vaporise photocopied ink from paper has been developed by engineers at the University of Cambridge.
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