<HTML>"Das ist eine aufregende Technologie. Sie ist sehr wirkungsvoll. Funktioniert bei 100% der Bevölkerung..."
"This is an exciting technology. It's very effective. It works on 100 percent of the population..." Steve Scott, Ingenieur, Sandia National Laboratories, USA.
Ob es einem gefällt oder nicht, der Mann sagt die Wahrheit über die anti-personen Mikrowellenwaffe Active Denial System.
Übrigens, in Deutschland sind es NICHT die Amerikaner, die mit Mikrowellen bestrahlen, foltern und morden, soviel steht fest!
Weapon goes for maximum pain
Alberquerque Tribune July 11, 2005
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The weapon, cryptically called the Active Denial System, beams millimeter waves -similar to radio waves - at a target, penetrating only the top layer of skin, which conveniently houses most of the body's pain receptors, said Steve Scott, a Sandia engineer.
"It's been described to me as wrapping your body around a hot light bulb," Scott said. "The reaction is very similar to the involuntary response you have when you touch a hot object. You want to get out of the beam fast."
The advantage to the system over other nonlethal weapons is that its beam can travel much farther than conventional rubber bullets, pepper spray or Taser.
"Other nonlethal technologies have limited range," Scott said. "With this, you can go hundreds of meters, compared to sprays and things like that where you have to be very close."
"We've developed the technology for the Air Force, and the military will decide what to do with it," Garcia said. "We just put it on a Humvee, and the services are playing with that right now. Of course, the more we think about it, the more uses we think up for it."
And Sandia is modifying and miniaturizing it to work with security sensors and equipment at critical facilities, such as nuclear plants or weapons areas, Scott said. Our interest is in smaller devices that can target individuals who try to break through security systems," Scott said. "What would happen is a sensor would get triggered and turn on the beam, forcing the subject to run the other way."
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