Photons are the basic elements of light and other electromagnetic waves.
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Basically, it creates little electromagnetic waves and you get to surf them.
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If electromagnetic waves are the universe's visuals, gravitational waves are its music.
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It's a type of telescope that uses gravitational waves instead of electromagnetic waves.
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And it's not just electromagnetic waves you can combine with gravitational wave data.
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A new study shows that the electromagnetic waves near Ganymede are extremely powerful.
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"The technology bounces electromagnetic waves off the body to detect anomalies," it explained.
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That sensor works by "sending electromagnetic waves through the ice," Bell told me.
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You need electromagnetic waves if you want to reach across the Milky Way.
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But electrons interact via electromagnetism, so they let out electromagnetic waves, or light waves.
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Otherwise, the electromagnetic waves would bump into the object and scatter in different directions.
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Unlike optical sensors, SAR transmits electromagnetic waves and records the signal reflected back from Earth.
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The intricate ruching on one metallic-hued dress evokes invisible electromagnetic waves whirling through space.
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This leads atoms inside a painting to ionize and emit electromagnetic waves of their own.
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Some have railed for decades against cellphones, power lines and other everyday sources of electromagnetic waves.
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Heinrich Hertz proved the existence of electromagnetic waves in a series of experiments from 1886 and 1889.
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"Then hopefully we can do this with higher-frequency electromagnetic waves such as visible or infrared light."
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The researchers found that these layers can hide whatever object they cloak from interacting with electromagnetic waves.
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Out past a wavelength, electric and magnetic fields go perpendicular to one another and become electromagnetic waves.
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Instead of just detecting electromagnetic waves (infrared, radio, visible, UV, X-ray), we can also detect gravitational waves.
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A base units fires electromagnetic waves at a target, some of which bounce off and return to base.
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Then the observations in optical light and electromagnetic waves fill in the blanks that gravitational waves can't answer.
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Scientists revealed these huge electromagnetic waves while studying old data from Galileo, which orbited Jupiter from 1995 to 2003.
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Since freshwater is not as good of a conductor of electromagnetic waves as salt water, the freshwater stood out.
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Put simply, radio-frequency identification (RFID) is a means of using electromagnetic waves to track and identify specific tags.
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They demonstrate that all matter with a temperature greater than absolute zero emits electromagnetic waves—no microwave oven required.
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Their work, published in the journal Nature in February 1946, demonstrated that electromagnetic waves were spewing from the sun.
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A radar magnetron is a sort of electric whistle that instead of creating vibrating sound creates vibrating electromagnetic waves.
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Progress from the first theories of electromagnetic waves to the first telegraph signal didn't happen in a matter of years.
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Space is vibrating with a range of electromagnetic waves that can be turned into sound waves and fed through speakers.
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The team of scientists analyzed Galileo's recordings of the strength of chorus waves, electromagnetic waves observed in the area around Jupiter.
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The DroneDefender is designed to jam electromagnetic waves, causing the drone pilot on the ground to lose control of their UAV.
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Multispectral and hyperspectral satellites monitor many kinds of electromagnetic waves on the planet's surface that are invisible to the human eye.
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The law of conservation of momentum says there's no way electromagnetic waves bouncing inside a box can push a box forward.
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Previous claims have linked electromagnetic waves and other environmental factors to the disease, but Greaves dismissed this link in his paper.
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Finding what is under the surface is not as simple as shooting radar or electromagnetic waves into the ground, he said.
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If possible, keep it away from other devices that use electromagnetic waves—that means baby monitors, wireless keyboards, and even microwaves.
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During a thunderstorm, flashes of lightning create electromagnetic waves which travel around the planet, bouncing between the earth's surface and the ionosphere.
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They include a count from one to five, mathematical operations like addition and multiplication, simple trigonometry and a description of electromagnetic waves.
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If you don't have an EMF meter to detect these different electromagnetic waves, then there are apps that have that built in.
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Residents are also concerned about the rumored harmful effects the electromagnetic waves from THAAD's radar might have on them and their crops.
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When activated by a reader a few centimeters away, a small amount of data flows between the two devices via electromagnetic waves.
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In 2015, Israeli researchers demonstrated how to hack an air-gapped computer using a GSM network, electromagnetic waves, and a feature phone.
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Mr. Alexis, a former sailor, left behind a document accusing the Navy of attacking his brain with "extremely low frequency" electromagnetic waves.
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In general, electromagnetic waves are produced when an oscillating electric field creates an oscillating magnetic field, which creates an oscillating electric field.
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Jupiter is a particle accelerator, its moon Europa may host life, and Ganymede has its own magnetic field that generates powerful electromagnetic waves.
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Previously, scientists could only study space by observing electromagnetic waves such as radio waves, visible light, infrared light, X-rays and gamma rays.
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Some, like EHS sufferer Chuck McGill on Better Call Saul, have transformed their homes into makeshift Faraday cages to keep out electromagnetic waves.
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This means that the passengers as well as their electronics are about as safe as you can get from electronically harmful electromagnetic waves.
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Because saltwater is a better conductor of electromagnetic waves compared to freshwater, the aquifer showed up as a clear band of low conductance.
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The key is recording the shapes made by stray radiation, the electromagnetic waves that bounce off objects as they travel through the air.
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It's an attempt to meet the massive demand for spectrum, the invisible electromagnetic waves used by mobile devices, created by data-hungry smartphones.
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But electromagnetic waves, like radio waves, are also found naturally in the cosmos, making the work of SETI astronomers all the more challenging.
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During the previous century, James Maxwell had established the theoretical groundwork for electromagnetism, and Heinrich Hertz had demonstrated the existence of electromagnetic waves.
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Gravitational waves are so radically different from electromagnetic waves that I think we can be rather sure that we will see big surprises.
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Stuver: What you suggest is exactly what Heinrich Hertz did in the late 22015s to detect electromagnetic waves in the form of radio waves.
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The electromagnetic waves, also known as "chorus waves," were spotted using the Galileo Probe spacecraft, which has a mission of surveying Jupiter's wave environment.
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Digital radio waves communicate information by sending pulses of electromagnetic waves as a string of ones and zeroes, representing on and off electrical signals.
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The "sound" comes from electromagnetic waves that are trapped in a low-density cavity at the edge of the magnetic field, according to NASA.
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The European Space Agency just released a new video that reveals what our planet&aposs electromagnetic waves sounds like when hit by solar wind.
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The scientists said that because gravitational waves are so radically different from electromagnetic waves they expect them to reveal big surprises about the universe.
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Technology like radar, electromagnetic waves and radio frequency interference to detect and counteract drones at airports aren't ready, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Local Niscemi residents are protesting MUOS, because they say the electromagnetic waves produced by the dishes and antennae are dangerous to humans and the environment.
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They produce a beam of electromagnetic waves that can be seen only if it points directly at an observer, in the manner of a lighthouse.
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Electromagnetic waves don't propagate well through ice, which would make retrieving the valuable data from the alien-hunting submarine being towed by a cryobot impossible.
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It's not clear who still uses them but Japan Times says pagers are popular with people working in hospitals because they don't emit electromagnetic waves.
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Audio files of those electromagnetic waves reveal that the waves in the magnetosphere created by a solar storm are much more complex than previously thought.
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"These electromagnetic waves may cause effects on cellular functions but not damage the cells per se," University of Utah radiation expert Om Gandhi told Vox.
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Everything we knew until now about the cosmos stemmed from electromagnetic waves such as radio waves, visible light, infrared light, X-rays and gamma rays.
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Eventually, it became known that his telegraph was actually producing radio frequency electromagnetic waves, which later become the basis for the development of radio technology.
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Electromagnetic waves longer or shorter than our visible light carry much more information...Depending on the material, an object can also have distinct NIR absorption and reflection.
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Edwin Armstrong, an American inventor, is credited with figuring out how to transmit sound by modulating the frequency of electromagnetic waves (FM) instead of their amplitude (AM).
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A researcher with the Chinese Academy of Sciences said that the FAST has already detected electromagnetic waves coming from a pulsar about 1,351 light-years away, Xinhua reported.
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Their chosen tool is lidar, a system that works, like radar, by bouncing a beam of electromagnetic waves off its surroundings and measuring how quickly those waves return.
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Typical radios are composed of five elements, namely: a power source, a receiver, a transducer (which converts electromagnetic waves into an electric current), a tuner and a speaker.
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Gravitational waves differ from electromagnetic waves—the waves that make up X-rays, light, and radio waves—because the latter is formed by oscillating electric and magnetic fields.
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If a daily regimen isn't attractive, miraDry is a noninvasive, permanent treatment using electromagnetic waves, and it is F.D.A. approved to destroy underarm odor glands and sweat glands.
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This implies that both gravitational waves and electromagnetic waves only experience four dimensions (three spatial dimensions plus time), even on scales of hundreds of millions of light years.
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This so-called free-space optical communication is still very expensive, but it might supplant electromagnetic waves for wireless communications since it can handle such vast quantities of data.
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The force these particles would carry should induce electromagnetic waves in the apparatus with a frequency of somewhere between a kilohertz and a gigahertz—in other words, radio waves.
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In a televised address on March 12th he claimed that the "demonic" government of the United States had used electromagnetic waves from mobile devices to disable the power system.
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This energy ripples through space as electromagnetic waves and then crashes into planets and meteors and space debris and one another, causing a great cacophony above and around us.
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Common technologies like cellphones, WiFi service and garage door openers operate using electromagnetic waves, which could make the process of "listening" for faint radio waves elsewhere in the universe difficult.
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They will have to be highly energy-efficient, and ideally able to dispense with batteries, harvesting energy from their surroundings, perhaps in the form of vibrations or ambient electromagnetic waves.
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Joey Bada$$ mighta gotten a taste of his own waves -- electromagnetic waves from the sun, that is ... 'cause he's rockin' new eyewear after pulling a Trump during the solar eclipse.
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Invisible electromagnetic waves are sent out into the club, rupturing all the ecstasy pills, and boom—everyone is higher than a spaceship telling their friends how much they love them.
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We've always had trouble allocating wireless spectrum—the term for the different frequencies of electromagnetic waves which we use for different forms of wireless, or radio communication—in the right places.
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Once the drug reaches the desired location in the body, like the liver for instance, the plan is to rupture the capsule from outside the body using electromagnetic waves or ultrasound.
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The event will be very similar to the neutron star collision witnessed by astronomers in August 2017, which produced gravitational waves, electromagnetic waves and heavy elements like gold, platinum and uranium.
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Astronomers noticed a bright burst near Arp 299, and kept track of the occurrence over a decade, which revealed a jet of electromagnetic waves going in one direction from the black hole.
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But this time the state government, now in the hands of the Labor Party, plans instead to subsidise purchases of personal deterrent devices which emit electromagnetic waves thought to ward off sharks.
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Their research, published in the journal Scientific Reports last week, demonstrates how a so-called "surface wave cloak" can make curved surfaces appear flat when they come in contact with electromagnetic waves.
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Its markets – the businesses involved in the creation, distribution, and consumption of electromagnetic waves – should enjoy accelerated growth driven by a massive surge in private sector-led spending on the power infrastructure.
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Wi-Fi is everywhere — and as the electromagnetic waves are beamed out from routers to connect our devices to the internet, they also travel through empty space, around corners, and even through walls.
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The second category of WPT includes technologies that use high frequencies to create powerful electromagnetic waves and then focus those waves, via refraction or reflection, into beams, to transmit energy over longer distances.
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Maxwell correctly theorized that these electromagnetic waves could travel at the speed of light and, in 2.43, published a set of equations (Maxwell's equations) that would serve as the foundation of all electric technology.
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"McCulloch's speculative conjecture about the origin of inertia depends on the appearance of electromagnetic waves in accelerating reference frames, a conjecture first proposed more than 20 years ago," Woodward told me in an email.
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According to Woodward, if inertia is explained by electromagnetic waves, then the neutron should be only two thirds the mass of a proton because of the way the electromagnetic field couples with electric charges.
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Most of their previous work has focused on various ways to extract data, such as passwords, from air-gapped systems—using using radio signals, electromagnetic waves, heat emissions, or the fan inside a computer.
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Technically this is out of place on this list, since it's not electromagnetic waves but sound waves doing the work, specifically focused beams of ultrasonic waves, which are converted back into electricity via transduction.
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But each wavelength of light was vibrating at a different angle, a telltale sign of an effect called Faraday rotation, in which a magnetic field twists the orientation of electromagnetic waves as they pass through.
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In her era the notion that spirits could convey wisdom about the world was both fashionable and intellectually respectable; at the time, scientific discoveries such as electromagnetic waves and X-rays were venturing beyond visible reality.
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There are LIDAR technologies, which use lasers to illuminate a target and measure the reflected pulses with a sensor; camera technologies which rely on — well — camera technologies; and radar, which uses electromagnetic waves to detect objects.
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In-story, it's the secret lab of Amaya's developers division—the devs of the title—in a forest clearing, surrounded by Faraday shields and 12 feet of concrete, hovering on electromagnetic waves inside a complete vacuum.
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The ground-penetrating radar machine gets dragged on a thin sled along the surface of the racetrack, where it shoots electromagnetic waves deep into the ground to determine the thickness and evenness of base, hardpan, and cushion.
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First came Emsculpt, which debuted last year, using electromagnetic waves to cause a way-above-physiological-norm of 24,2900 muscle contractions in 383 minutes, building muscle fibers by 238 percent — or so says BTL Aesthetics, the device's owner.
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Scientists have numerous tools for studying these phenomena, including the BAS's Halley Research Station, which uses very-low-frequency radio receivers to detect electromagnetic waves produced by lightning and geomagnetic storms from its perch on Antarctica's Brunt Ice Shelf.
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GameChanger has backed companies like Teratonix, which is developing a technology to harness the invisible electromagnetic waves in the air around us to power small devices, in addition to startups like GlassPoint, which uses mirrors inside a greenhouse to generate steam.
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The group's work, which is described in the current issue of Optica, confirms that while it is indeed possible to perfectly mask an object from electromagnetic waves of limited wavelengths, this comes at the cost of revealing the object to other wavelengths.
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Residents in Seongju and nearby appear to fear irradiation from THAAD's electromagnetic waves more than the (real) threat of nukes from North Korea—which has lately promised, with signature bombast, to turn Seongju into "a sea of fire" and "a pile of ash".
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This class of human has spectacular powers, such as mind control or the ability to manipulate electromagnetic waves, and exists mostly in big-budget global superhero franchises, like X-Men (or in mid-budget Ben Stiller-starring cult classics from 1999, like Mystery Men).
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On top of that, a slew of radio and TV signals are jostling for attention in our immediate airspace, alongside visible light bouncing this way and that, to name a few of the many electromagnetic waves that seem like they ought to be getting in the way.
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Mordechai Guri, manager of research and development at the Cyber Security Research Center at Ben-Gurion University, and colleagues at the lab, have previously designed three attacks that use various methods for extracting data from air-gapped machines—methods involving radio waves, electromagnetic waves and the GSM network, and even the heat emitted by computers.
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