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Sneaky little Arkansas game refuses to telegraph its answer this week

Arkansas Democrat-Gazette 05 Jun 2023
◼ The transmission or reception of electric impulses or signals by means of electromagnetic waves using devices not connected with wires.
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Veeran Movie Review : Veeran tries its best to be Tamil cinema's Minnal Murali

The Times of India 02 Jun 2023
Veeran Movie Synospsis ... Veeran Movie Review. Superhero films are a rarity in the South, because our heroes are already larger than life ... Veeran follows suit by introducing a protagonist who can generate electric arcs and manipulate brain impulses using electromagnetic waves ... His ability to control minds through waves appears rather convenient ... .
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Last Month’s Most Popular Articles

GlobalResearch 02 Jun 2023
Small Percent of Vaccine Batches Responsible for Large Number of Adverse Reactions, Analysts Claim. Patrick Delaney, May 12 , 2022. Bombshell Video. The “COVID Pandemic” Was the Result of Extensive Media Propaganda ... Kennedy Jr ... Video ... Dr ... People’s Brains and Bodies Are Not Protected Against Attacks by Electromagnetic Waves and Neurotechnologies.
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Samsung launches new OLED TVs with Neural Quantum Processor 4K: Details

Financial Express 02 Jun 2023
Samsung OLED TV range comprises two series. S95C and S90C, available in three sizes. 77-inch, 65-inch, and 55-inch, with prices starting from Rs 169,990. Follow Us ... The entire range of these OLED TVs will be manufactured in India ... It can be charged using indoor lighting or electromagnetic waves generated from various home devices like WiFi routers ... .
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Samsung launches new range of OLED TVs

The Hindu 01 Jun 2023
Samsung OLED TVs get the SolarCell Remote that can be charged with indoor lighting or electromagnetic waves ....
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Researchers find a way to reduce the overheating of semiconductor devices

Phys Dot Org 01 Jun 2023
Surface plasmon polariton (SPP) refers to a surface wave formed on the surface of a metal as a result of strong interaction between the electromagnetic field at the interface between the dielectric and the metal and the free electrons on the metal surface and similar collectively vibrating particles.
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Samsung’s new OLED TV range with Neural Quantum Processor 4K now in India

The Siasat Daily 01 Jun 2023
New Delhi. Samsung on Thursday announced the launch of its new OLED TV range which comes with Neural Quantum Processor 4K in India ... Also Read ... The remote is completely battery-free and can even be charged with indoor lighting or electromagnetic waves that are generated from various home devices such as WiFi routers,” the company said ... .
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Samsung introduces Made-In-India OLED TV series; price starts at Rs 1,69,990

DNA India 01 Jun 2023
Samsung has launched a Made-in-India OLED TV series in the country. This range of OLED TVs is powered by a Neural Quantum Processor with 4K upscaling ... The remote provides convenient charging as it is charged via indoor lighting or electromagnetic waves that are generated from home devices such as Wi-Fi routers.  ... .
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Samsung launches its Made-in-India OLED TV range, price starts at ₹1,69,990

Live Mint 01 Jun 2023
The remote is completely battery-free and can even be charged with indoor lighting or electromagnetic waves that are generated from various home devices such as WiFi routers.Gaming features include Motion Xcelerator Turbo Pro for high-velocity gaming and 144Hz refresh rate along with Game Bar, Mini Map Zoom, and Virtual Aim Point, among others.
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Know Labs’ Non-Invasive Glucose Monitoring Technology Shows Improved Accuracy

The Joplin Globe 30 May 2023
Bio-RFID is a novel technology platform that uses electromagnetic energy in the form of radio waves to non-invasively capture molecular signatures and convert them into meaningful information.
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Police scientists are developing technology to stop suspect e-vehicles remotely, including cars and bikes

The Daily Mail 28 May 2023
Police scientists are developing technology to stop e-vehicles remotely. They are working on ways to jam electronic scooters from moving, but research will also focus on targeting cars and bikes ... The technology already exists to stop cars remotely using radio and electromagnetic waves ... 'The waves couple into the wiring system of the vehicle ... .
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The dangers of electromagnetic radiation to children avoided

The Manila Times 27 May 2023
These cables radiate electromagnetic waves that are dangerous to humans, especially children ... The cables emit electromagnetic radiation, which is likely to cause leukemia in children ... any danger of electromagnetic radiation to the 83 children in the Preda Foundation home in Subic.
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What is XPoSat, India\u2019s first polarimetry mission?

Indian Express 26 May 2023
The field of polarimetry studies the measurement of the angle of rotation of the plane of polarised light (that is, a beam of light in which the vibrations of the electromagnetic waves are confined to one plane) that results upon its passage through certain transparent materials, according to Britannica.
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Cyborg Soldier 2050: Human/Machine Fusion

Principia Scientific 26 May 2023
The abstract of this report lays out it objectives.. CYBORG SOLDIER 2050. HUMAN/MACHINE FUSION AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR THE FUTURE OF THE DoD. ABSTRACT ... This technology, particularly without neural implants (through radio waves and pulsed electromagnetic fields), has the capacity to not only act on “volunteers,” but on non-volunteers as well ... ....
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Selected Articles: People’s Brains and Bodies Are Not Protected Against Attacks by Electromagnetic Waves and Neurotechnologies

GlobalResearch 25 May 2023
People’s Brains and Bodies Are Not Protected Against Attacks by Electromagnetic Waves and Neurotechnologies ... In 2020, the American Academy of Sciences wrote in the report on attacks of American diplomats in Cuba and China, well known as the Havana syndrome, that the most likely cause of their problems was directed pulsed radio frequency waves ... By Dr.

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