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Annonymous_Coward
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This is well-known among conspiracy theorists so I think someone would have used the FOIA to get a copy and put it online.
In 1965, Koslov, then a physicist at the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), suggested to Charles Weiss, head of security at the State Department, that a "a sober and systematic program of research" look into the "Moscow Signal", which was caused by microwave radiation being beamed into the Moscow American Embassy. This program eventually evolved into Project Pandora, America's first research program into the possible offensive, anti-personnel use of non-ionizing microwave radiation.
(Steneck, Nicholas H., The Microwave Debate, The MIT Press, 1984, pg 94-5)
This was subject to a senate hearing which apparently put a stop to the project (though it has apparently gone underground since with the technology now in common use), where can I find a transcript of that too? Additionally, does anyone know what conclusions they reached?
In 1965, Koslov, then a physicist at the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA), suggested to Charles Weiss, head of security at the State Department, that a "a sober and systematic program of research" look into the "Moscow Signal", which was caused by microwave radiation being beamed into the Moscow American Embassy. This program eventually evolved into Project Pandora, America's first research program into the possible offensive, anti-personnel use of non-ionizing microwave radiation.
(Steneck, Nicholas H., The Microwave Debate, The MIT Press, 1984, pg 94-5)
This was subject to a senate hearing which apparently put a stop to the project (though it has apparently gone underground since with the technology now in common use), where can I find a transcript of that too? Additionally, does anyone know what conclusions they reached?
