~e; em-newscarrier
From
human being <human@electronetwork.org>
Date
Sat, 11 May 2002 13:05:40 -0500
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(it is difficult to reason why this is not sent for the
purpose of the political aspects. yet, this 2nd big
media hack is quite notable in the scale of things
electronic. also remember that, in a sense, Radio
Free America broadcasts were said to have been
sent by western .DE to eastern .DE, into the USSR
by way of electromagnetic radiowaves. regarding
the first article, i believe 2500 people were detained.)
Falun Gong hijack TV in second Chinese city
http://webcenter.newssearch.netscape.com/aolns_display.adp?key=200205100159000282337_aolns.src
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[quite frightening given the dynamic systems involved, should
something like a defensive system be activated not by human-made
decisions but chance or whatever one may decide to call it.]
Lightening Triggers Anti-missile System on German Chancellor's Plane
http://highmarkfunds.stockpoint.com/highmarkfunds/newspaper.asp?Mode=xin&Story=20020510/130h5436.xml
"Because of lightening in the northern Afghan sky, an anti- missile
device beneath the military transporter was automatically opened,
releasing stannic stripes and phosphorescent balls."
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{ubiquitous story. volunteers for computer chips inserted under skin.
comparison to being scanned as is grocery food at supermarkets. and,
just for one issue, technologies are sometimes not 100% perfect and
data can/could be corrupted/lost/manipulated/stolen via EM, possibly.]
private citizen's get ID'd via internalized chipsets 4 databody scanning
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-050902chipped.story
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[general interest... as has been mentioned before, about the relation
between the nuclear, electromagnetic, and gravitational forces being
in some relationship to one another... and, who is exploring it today..]
'Lifters': An Idea in the Clouds
By Michelle Delio
http://wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,52432,00.html
"All major scientific breakthroughs were scoffed at when they first
debuted," Marc Millis, a researcher at the Breakthrough Propulsion
Physics project, said. "To move forward, a scientist has to explore
the seemingly impossible."
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{no comment.}
Cosmic catastrophe 'a certainty'
By Dr David Whitehouse
BBC News Online science editor
http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sci/tech/newsid_1975000/1975354.stm
"Using the latest statistics and calculations, he argues that a
supermassive star collapsing at the end of its lifetime would form a
black hole and send out a beam of destructive radiation and particles
that would sterilise any planet in its path."
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[what has always been heartening about the high-tech sector is that
there are many who are using their skills to better the lives of
others who have some type of barrier to shared experiences, i do not
know if this is a fair way to put it. yet, while the inventor of, say,
the IT machinee (segway) developed (very innovative) wheelchairs as
a purpose, and persons have made it their cause to help people speak,
and hear, and read, and all kinds of newly liberating possibilities.]
Bionic Retina Gives Six Patients Partial Sight
Wed May 8,10:30 AM ET
By Julie Steenhuysen
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=594&ncid=751&e=3&u=/nm/20020508/hl_nm/eyes_bionic_1
"...The patients are part of a pilot study of a solar-powered
microchip created by Optobionics, a private company based in Wheaton,
Illinois.
The microchips, surgically implanted behind the retina, are smaller
than the head of a pin and about half the thickness of a sheet of
paper. They work by converting light into electrical impulses.
"What we are doing is trying to replace the function of
photoreceptors," said Dr. Alan Chow,.."
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