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Study Shows How Bacteria Could Generate Radio Waves

The "do bacteria generate radio waves?" debate rages on
By Dec 22, 2010
Technology

In The Tiniest Receiver Ever, Graphene Can Directly Detect Radio Signals

A graphene sheet stretched among three electrodes is the tiniest device to directly receive radio signals, researchers say. Nanoscale radio...
By Oct 7, 2010
Technology

Hoping to Improve Satellite Data, ESA Cracks Down On Illicit Radio Transmissions

Illicit use of TV signals is not only bad for the entertainment industry. It’s apparently bad for climate research, too....
By Mar 4, 2010
Science

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...
By Feb 3, 2010
Technology

US Troops In Afghanistan to Get Sensors That See Through Walls

As if aerial robots and bionic limbs didn’t make the Army seem futuristic enough, it looks like another hallmark of...
By Jan 26, 2010
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At Cambridge Alien Conference, Scientists Warn Of An Invisible Earth and Hostile ETs

This week, scientists from around the globe converge on Cambridge University in England to discuss mankind’s relationship with intelligent life...
By Oct 16, 2009
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RFID Waves Visualized and Demystified Using a LED Wand

Two Oslo-based design researchers have created a visual model of RFID fields in an effort to show curious designers how...
By Jul 7, 2009
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Researchers Predict the Weather Using Cell Towers

A team of Israeli scientists have devised a way to predict the intensity of flooding by turning cell towers into...
By Jun 18, 2008
Technology

The Military’s Mystery Machine

The High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program, or HAARP, has been called a missile-defense tool and a mind-control device. The truth...
By Nov 2, 2007
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Scientists Fry Cancer Cells With Nanotubes

Scientists conducting pre-clinical trials have shown that tiny nanotubes, heated up with radio waves, can destroy cancer cells while leaving...