Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. To add to your list per my reading of Dirty Electricity by Samuel Milham, he noticed that steel belted radial tires create a field as well. Could you say more on this topic? Hey Brian! Hello Christian: Thank you for all you are doing in this field. I say yes! Big time. I have an older car, a Mercury Grand Marquis.
I am electrically sensitive and I have already reached the stage to where I cannot drive in heavy traffic. Especially if I am on a four lane or six lane road stopped at a traffic light surrounded by vehicles. That happened to me a week and a half ago and in a heavy traffic portion of town up the road from here every traffic light was red when I approached. Once stopped I felt as if I was on fire. My skin was burning all over and I was having anxiety attacks.
After the light changed and I got away it let up, but as soon as I had to stop again and was surrounded again it started all over again. I had to turn around and go home and cancel the chiropractor appt. I can no longer go up there at all because of this and have to stay out of heavy traffic altogether.
I can only see this getting a lot worse, especially with the self driving cars they are coming out with that have multiple radar transmitters on them among other things. I see a very bad future for a lot of us with this irresponsible use of run away technology.
By the way, my back ground is in R. Kennedy Space Center in ground communications as well as several years as a commercial radio broadcast engineer until I had to resign because of EMF sensitivity. Even if you don't win, you'll be automatically re-entered each month! Please see my disclosure to learn more.
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Many insects, however, are able to see ultraviolet radiation. The eyes are very sensitive to UV radiation. This is due to the fact that cornea absorbs high doses of UV light. This may cause a temporary clouding of the cornea--a condition known as snow-blindness. Imagine if a police officer is in a high-speed chase near a shopping mall and turns on one of these systems to stop the perpetrator: a lot of elevators have microprocessor controls, so if the officer is pointing the device in the direction of the mall, he or she could end up trapping 12 people in an elevator, says Fisher.
Many other electronic systems, such as an automated teller machine or a security system, could also be disrupted. Furthermore, Fisher cautions that, while the system may seem like an easier and more efficient solution than spike strips, it could still cause a huge accident if a car is disabled and a driver loses steering control. The system could pose a safety concern as well: radiation can burn human skin, and microwaves have long been suspected of being a cancer-causing agent.
At the moment, the most practical application for the system would be in the U. Army or Marine Corp, for perimeter protection of areas that are generally remote, says Fisher.
Initial funding for the project came from the U. Marine Corp, but now Eureka Aerospace is looking to other governmental agencies for financial support as the company continues to work to make the device smaller, lighter, and more efficient.
Tatoian says that details regarding future work with the military are confidential. The firm worked with UK weather forecasters to create a model that was better at making short term predictions than existing systems.
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