[LINK] The terahertz band and CMOS chips

[Karl Schaffarczyk]

Tom,
I'm a bit worried about your assertion of our power being 60Hz. In Canberra
at least, the power is a nominal 50Hz, and varies by as much as +/- 1Hz,
according to my equipment at least.

 Is 50Hz also a harmonic of 6MHz?

I always feel relaxed in the country due to no mobile reception - no
buggers to ring me up to discuss business (or anything else).

Karl



> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: link-bounces at mailman.anu.edu.au
> > [mailto:link-bounces at mailman.anu.edu.au] On Behalf Of
> > stephen at melbpc.org.au
> > Sent: Monday, 23 April 2012 1:28 AM
> > To: link at anu.edu.au
> > Subject: Re: [LINK] The terahertz band and CMOS chips
> >
> >
> > Tom writes,
> >
> > > > New Research Could Mean Cellphones That Can See Through
> > Walls Team
> > > > Finds New Possibilities in Untapped Terahertz Range With
> > > > Implications For a Host of Devices 18/4/2012 www.utdallas.edu
> > >
> > > Sorry Stephen, this is not new Technology.
> > >
> > > I refer to TSA & the Z Backscatter Van .. It uses the same
> > Terahertz
> > > frequencies these chaps are claiming is their invention and
> > has been
> > > around since 2002 ..
> >
> > Wikipedia ..
> >
> > "The Terahertz Band covers wavelengths between 0.1 & 1 millimeters.
> > Contrary to X-rays, terahertz radiation has a relatively low photon
> > energy. Some frequencies of terahertz radiation can penetrate several
> > millimeters of tissue with low water content, e.g., fatty tissue. The
> > terahertz region is .. generally associated with lasers."
> >
>
> Unfortunately, Wikipedia is wrong.
> Not in fact but in directional instructions.
>
> Watch this hand... Not that hand.
> It's been suggested by learned persons on Link that I quote too much, so
> I will merely indicate the famous or infamous chamois THz combustion
> test and the research that grew out of that in Europe as sufficient
> reason to be concerned about this technology being used on the general
> public.
>
> A relatively innocuous discussion about a topic that couldn't be
> considered to be detrimental to national security would be to discuss
> human synapses that operate at an RF of 6 MHz.
>
> Have you ever wondered why a weekend in the countryside appears to clear
> the mind ? Well, it's probably to do with the fact that we are
> surrounded and bombarded with interfering radio signals that are much
> higher in power than human synapse interaction frequencies. E.g.: AC
> power at 60 cycles  The principle concern is any harmonic of 6 Mhz.
> Certain Frequencies have he ability to shall we say, retard spark. If
> Terahertz frequencies can be utilised for manipulating nanobots at the
> DNA level, then what could they do when combined or refracted by other
> microwave molecules floating past.
> The mind literally "boggles". And... The Tinhat conspiracy theorists of
> the fifties may have been right about radio waves.
>
> Oh, in closing,
>
> The last line is priceless..
> > terahertz region is .. generally associated with lasers."
>
> Can you say light sabre ? That would be an excellent synonym when
> looking for words that can describe the effects of focused THz
> directional transmissions.
>
> Scientists are much closer to creating an actual light sabre then the
> public realise.
>
> Tom
> K
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