A LIGHTER CLICK: SPYING MICROWAVES: Stephen Colbert had some fun with "microwaves that turn into cameras" on "The Late Show" Monday night.
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Microwaves with inverters can run at partial power while maintaining an even temperature, while other microwaves just pulse on and off, allowing the temperature to vary.
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As they bounce around inside the grape the microwaves become even more concentrated in a hot spot that is only one-eightieth the size of microwaves in air.
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Today, we know that the low doses of electromagnetic radiation emitted by microwaves are generally considered safe (though, the FDA admits that no studies have been done to assess the impact of low levels of microwaves on humans over time, and there are those who still firmly believe microwaves are killing us).
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Incredibly, when these microwaves bounced off the walls of the cone, the pendulum registered a very small amount of thrust that varied with the power of the microwaves supplied to the device.
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We have a crew that's testing the frequency of microwaves and the amount of power provided because we know that microwaves will kill bacteria, but we don't want to also melt the clothing.
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Over the weekend, Kellyanne Conway talked some nonsense about microwaves.
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These absorb microwaves the way moth's eyes absorb visible light.
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Hot metal absorbs microwaves as well (it's a resistance thing).
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As the space fills with microwaves, these particles leak out.
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One form of electromagnetic radiation that can carry energy: microwaves.
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Microwaves and dishwasher models can vary — you must watch temperatures.
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Energy could be beamed to Earth via microwaves or lasers.
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Microwaves, after all, are one of the most common kitchen appliances.
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Lucky for Amazon, about 13 million microwaves are purchased each year!
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" The mother of three gave a succinct, one word response, "microwaves.
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It's not just a blank CD that's blasted with microwaves though.
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Specifically, microwaves cause water molecules to vibrate and that produces heat.
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Remember, metal containers and aluminum foil are not compatible with microwaves.
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But it bounces microwaves around a chamber as a substitute for propellant.
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Not to mention, the chain locations don't have any freezers or microwaves.
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Time to take a sharp left turn from gaming controllers to microwaves.
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Headphones, microwaves, smart plugs, cameras, Wi-Fi routers — Amazon's got 'em all.
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And this same cycle's playing out about microwaves right now, of course.
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Its business units span from microwaves and laptops to shipping and insurance.
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In the film, it's revealed that microwaves are a secretly alien technology.
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"Can any disposition of microwaves inside the cavity produce thrust?" said Woodward.
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They've got clocks, they've got timers, they've got microwaves, all Alexa-enabled.
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Cameras take pictures," he said, adding, "Microwaves do not turn into cameras.
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Shh… They're busy making microwaves right now, so don't worry about it.
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The mysterious microwaves, finals records showed, were too low-intensity to hurt anyone.
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This is the first time that scientists have used microwaves to do it.
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They'll wind up selling a lot of microwaves because it's a commodity business.
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Radiation is everywhere, from potassium in bananas to the microwaves popping our popcorn.
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The vast list includes microwaves, trout, cashews, perfume, baseball gloves and toilet paper.
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Microwaves may be a magical machine, but even they can't revive soggy fries.
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He blended good food with fast food into an assembly line without microwaves.
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They can fly into enemy airspace at low altitudes to fire off microwaves.
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And let's be frank, when it comes to microwaves, simpler is always better.
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Microwaves were invented by accident while engineer Percy LeBaron Spencer was testing magnetrons.
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The company is also juggling safety problems with washing machines, microwaves and refrigerators.
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Microwaves were invented by accident while engineer Percy Lebaron Spencer was testing magnetrons.
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Appliances from coffee makers to microwaves have a digital readout of the time.
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That scenario, he said, could drastically hinder the performance electric stovetops and microwaves.
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Diving into the physics and chemistry of microwaves indicates that's just not true.
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They just did microwaves, I don't think they're gonna get to you yet.
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For now, for now, for today, because Amazon's selling microwaves and furniture now.
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Maybe Obama didn't use microwaves to spy on Trump Tower, Kellyanne Conway concedes Maybe Obama didn't use microwaves to spy on Trump Tower, Kellyanne Conway concedes Less than 24 hours after Kellyanne Conway appeared to suggest that the Obama administration may have used "microwaves that turn into cameras" to spy on Donald Trump's campaign headquarters, the Trump adviser has admitted she has zero evidence that this actually happened.
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Microwaves seem like an easy entry-point for Alexa, our new artificially intelligent chef.
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The expanding Universe stretched out those light waves so much that they became microwaves.
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Microwaves are introduced into the circuit, which creates quantum-correlated vibrations in the drumheads.
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We have sourced the best deals on kettles, microwaves, slow cookers, and coffee machines.
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Yep, we're talking about microwaves — the ultimate tool needed for a low-effort meal.
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It could be manipulating microwaves one day, but right now, it's just incredibly neat.
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And that is how Amazon's gonna sell a ton of these Alexa-supported microwaves.
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This is certainly the first time we've heard about microwaves being used for surveillance.
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I also had cold, leftover shepherd's pie for lunch today (I don't trust microwaves).
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Each room is equipped with a bathroom and shower facilities, individual TVs and microwaves.
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These items include toys, microwaves, vacuum cleaners, bedding, office supplies, cookware, and other goods.
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Scientists have known for decades that the brain can perceive some microwaves as sound.
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Therapy is formulated to use on refrigerators, stoves, dishwashers, sinks, outdoor grills, and microwaves.
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Wattage and size: Most microwaves pack anywhere from 600 to 1200 watts in power.
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After all, people have been worrying about microwaves at least since New Yorker writer Paul Brodeur wrote The Zapping of America: Microwaves, Their Deadly Risk and the Cover-Up in 1977, which claimed a government cover-up about risks from the kitchen appliances.
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Refrigerators, ovens, microwaves, and some small appliances caused tens of thousands of ER visits each.
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A dip in the strength of those microwaves could therefore reveal the presence of rain.
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Okay, so this isn't about selling microwaves for Amazon necessarily, unless it really takes off.
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And you're being exposed to microwaves and radio waves, both natural and human-made. WiFi.
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Powdered metal absorbs microwaves (the stealth bomber uses powdered metal paint for exactly this reason).
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Satellites can also be damaged or destroyed using high powered lasers, microwaves or electromagnetic pulses.
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Somnoplasty, an outpatient procedure, uses microwaves to remove or shrink soft tissues in the palate.
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Pros: Exceptionally even cooking, decent price, inverter tech, many presetsCons: Louder than some other microwaves
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Directed microwaves might "fry" an offensive missile's components before it ever gets off the ground.
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The all-suite property has amenities like kitchenettes with microwaves, stove tops, fridges, and cookware.
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Home innovations like smart microwaves and toilets could lock us into a digital caste system.
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Perhaps some microwaves may not have the most intuitive interfaces, but the learning curve isn't steep.
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So you look at the microwaves, you're like how do you decide what the microwave is?
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Most designs work by tapping into the energy levels of atoms that are prodded with microwaves.
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Expect to see a new generation of smart doorbells, fridges, microwaves, and other gadgets and gizmos.
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"Basically, we flew to the Moon using the processors you find in microwaves now," Pyle said.
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Non-ionizing radiation, such as radio and microwaves are lower energy, but can cause thermal burns.
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The cone was then placed in a vacuum chamber and its insides were bombarded with microwaves.
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But it, or something similar, could instead use a beam of microwaves, or even a laser.
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In 2015, NASA technology that senses heartbeats with microwaves was put to use in the field.
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The school also allows students to keep potted plants, mini fridges, and microwaves in their rooms.
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Anything normally found in a kitchen setting (think: microwaves, coffee makers, etc.) fit into this category.
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Microwaves aren't just good for reheating — they can also be convenient and effective tools for cooking.
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The Toshiba EC042A5C-SS is a convection oven without the hefty price tag of other microwaves.
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They are a wordless lingua franca built on dirt-bike accidents and things exploding in microwaves.
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Some infrared and microwaves are absorbed by water and thus are best observed from high altitudes.
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The commonly used frequency of microwaves, 2.45 gigahertz, is easily absorbed by water, fat, and sugar.
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At this point you might be wondering: How did Spencer know cooking with microwaves was safe?
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Microwaves. "One kitchen appliance I never use is a microwave," she writes on her app and website.
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Microwaves bounce around inside the circuit, causing it to resonate and vibrate and generate its own photons.
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The company has already been working with Whirlpool to bring the functionality to its line of microwaves.
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Standard microwaves can't learn new tricks, but a voice-connected microwave may actually get better over time.
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They were able to get the huge snake to a nice, comfy spot away from any microwaves.
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Microwaves don't exist in the Seven Kingdoms, so it's not like I can heat up a lasagna.
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Conway in the new interview mentioned "microwaves that turn into cameras" during a discussion of surveillance methods.
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The study, published in The Journal of the American Medical Association in March, did not mention microwaves.
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If you don't have a microwave, check out our guide to the best microwaves you can buy.
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The company has added its voice assistant to a cornucopia of gadgets, from smart rings to microwaves.
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Still, I had microwaves on my mind when I realized that 22016 is the appliance's 21980th anniversary.
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Even as the price dropped and consumers began to believe in their safety, few families bought microwaves.
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Amazon now makes tons of different devices, from tablets and TVs to speakers and yes, even microwaves.
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The voice assistant is already present in nearly every product imaginable — from microwaves to clocks and cars.
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He microwaves water til it's piping hot, then drops in noodles, garlic, onion, salsa, cilantro and sausage.
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The kitchen is powered entirely by wood — there are no electric or gas ovens, burners or microwaves.
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In France, dozens of activists placed old fridges and microwaves outside an Amazon depot, the BBC reported.
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Amazon's started to sell microwaves, and everyone in the microwave business is vomiting right now, essentially. Right.
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How about the friend who avoids microwaves and antiperspirant to protect themselves from "radiation" and "toxins," respectively?
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Scientists observe this ancient light as microwaves hitting Earth from all directions—it's called the cosmic microwave background.
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During the interview, Hayden directly said that the government is not spying on American citizens through their microwaves.
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Microwaves set at just the right frequency are used to perturb these ions, getting the mercury all excited.
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Many mobile-phone towers, especially in remote areas, use microwaves to communicate with other towers on the network.
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However, the EmDrive doesn't seem very quantum: It's just a macroscopic device with good old electromagnetic microwaves inside.
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Long ago, he found that microwaves can trick the brain into perceiving what seem to be ordinary sounds.
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The pumping scheme was originally designed for the laser's predecessor, the maser, which amplified microwaves instead of light.
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Employees are using the same microwaves to heat up their lunch and hand sanitizer remains in short supply.
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Lasers or microwaves fired from aircraft above the clouds could also disable a missile early in its launch.
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We might stop them, but we might … what we might say... You can do chairs but not microwaves?
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Even now, many websites are still trading in the fear-mongering idea that microwaves somehow make food unhealthy.
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Microwaves are a type of electromagnetic wave that are shorter than radio waves but longer than infrared radiation.
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"It turns out the Russians were just using the microwaves to turn bugging devices on and off," Weinberger said.
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Electromagnetic "directed energy" weapons such as lasers and microwaves could soon be used more widely by the U.S. military.
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Recently I've been interested in microwaves and radio waves and magnetic rays, as metaphors for social emotional cultural things.
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Microwave ovens have spread from luxury to ubiquity alongside mobile phones—microwaves are now owned by 97% of households.
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Quickly, the list of explanations grew to include crickets, microwaves and infections, though none of these claims was verified.
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Sean Spicer told the world on Tuesday that, no, microwaves are not a good way to spy on people.
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She kind of dialed back her statement on the microwaves during an interview this morning with CNN's Chris Cuomo.
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Even spark plugs and microwaves are banned as threats to the telescope's ability to collect data from the cosmos.
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"Now they [the ACLU] have to defend us from cameras that Obama has put in our microwaves," Meyers said.
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" Franken half-jokingly described his fellow senator as the "toxic guy in an office, the guy who microwaves fish.
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HEV and IR, however, are grouped with things like microwaves and radio waves, and are considered non-ionizing radiation.
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The reason for this has to do with the way electromagnetic radiation—microwaves, in this case—interacts with metal.
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Need to comparison shop microwaves and finally figure out the name of that song you've been humming all day?
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There's no on-site cafeteria, but there are dozens of microwaves for the frozen meals available in vending machines.
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Low-frequency infrasound, high-frequency ultrasound and microwaves have all been shown to damage the brain, the researchers noted.
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It's not the same as radio waves, microwaves, or the ionizing x-rays, where high doses can cause cancer.
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But according to a government study, there was "no convincing evidence" that the microwaves caused any adverse health effects.
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The app-connected kitchen gadgets, the experimental tiny ovens, the microwaves you can talk to, and the recipe apps?
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Cookware: Microwaves, hot plates, coffee makers and the like may seem essential for college students who live on ramen.
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At this wavelength, microwaves are readily absorbed by most foods, especially water, which is what warms the food up.
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" Among the ways, she mentioned "microwaves that turn into cameras," adding: "We know this is a fact of modern life.
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That includes devices like smart watches, Amazon Alexa microwaves, baby monitors and security systems -- and many connected toys for children.
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Non-Alexa microwaves can't be used to spy on you (which White House senior counselor Kellyanne Conway implied last year).
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Our microwaves do not come equipped with microphones or any other equipment that would enable the activities Ms. Conway suggested.
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There aren't any magic microwaves at Lego House in Billund, Denmark, but there is a restaurant ostensibly run by robots.
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Beyond that, it may even be used to manipulate microwaves instead of simply absorbing them—just by using charred sugar.
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The sportswear giant says it'll soon introduce microwaves in its stores that can "bake" soles in just around 15 seconds.
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They had to figure out what microwaves and cordless phones might do to a Sonos player under the same roof.
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GE, which was already making microwaves, jet engines and locomotives, decided in 2004 to add subprime lending to its empire.
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Bixby, for example, is being added to Samsung's Family Hub refrigerator, while Amazon's Alexa is coming to ovens and microwaves.
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A phenomenon called ferromagnetic resonance means that when magnetite is zapped with microwaves of an appropriate frequency it gets hot.
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Amazon has Alexa-enabled smart devices for almost any function in your home, such as clocks, plugs, microwaves, and locks.
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Then there's the accusations of straight-up election fraud: Apparently people are tampering with vote-by-mail ballots using microwaves.
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At one point, an ISIS commander asked him to help build a device that could take down airplanes via microwaves.
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Amazon now offers numerous Alexa-enabled smart-home devices, such as Echo speakers, plugs, clocks, microwaves, and home security systems.
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A hydrocarbon gas mixture is ionized by microwaves or lasers in a vessel at temperatures of about 5003 degrees Celsius.
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Standard microwaves can't learn new tricks, but Alexa can, meaning a voice-connected microwave may actually get better over time.
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The facility where these women are forcibly held has "microwaves" and "televisions," Bennett told Broadly, describing the facility's basic amenities.
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Some people think that microwaves cook food by a sinister force, but it works similar to other methods of cooking.
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"People do irrational things, such as putting metal items inside microwaves—clearly things that are not recommended," says Diez-Gonzalez.
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Many of us use microwaves for just about anything, from reheating a cup of coffee to prepping a frozen entree.
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Most homes possess microwaves and mixer-grinders, but their owners use them sparingly and store them in their original packaging.
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"They had me visiting the various labs and discussing the problems," including the neural impacts of microwaves, Mr. Frey recalled.
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For decades, Sears has built a loyal customer base attracted to its Kenmore brands of stoves, microwaves and air-conditioners.
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"Back in the day, people felt they were being controlled by magnetic rays, mesmerism, microwaves, or influencing machines," Gold said.
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So enormous amounts of energy are required to heat the plasma, using pulsating magnetic fields and other sources like microwaves.
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Because they are the same size as the grape, the microwaves become trapped inside the fruit, a phenomenon called resonance.
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Since the first microwaves entered the kitchen in the late 1960s, myths about their safety have been making the rounds.
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According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), X-rays are about a million times more powerful than microwaves.
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It's designed to use microwaves to target enemy military facilities and destroy electronic systems, like computers, that control their missiles.
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There are other wireless techs that might enter the EV space sometime — microwaves, in particular — but they are more speculative.
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My father loved digging for microwaves or speakers, and they would take planks of wood and modify it for our house.
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That means it would be up to the microwaves themselves — the actual waves, that is — to somehow create and transmit images.
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" And an LG representative said, "According to our engineering team, LG microwaves are not able to be used as surveillance devices!
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Many experts in microwaves questioned by BuzzFeed News felt the idea was implausible as an explanation for any injuries to diplomats.
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An EMDrive (see picture) is a conical metal cavity into which microwaves are fed, and inside of which they bounce around.
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It also sells dozens of other devices — plugs, thermostats, lights, vacuums, even microwaves — with its chatty voice assistant Alexa stuffed inside.
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Maybe briefly give us an overview of how we got to where we are today, where we're talking to our microwaves.
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They'd prod the atoms with microwaves tuned to cesium's exact frequency to make the atoms change to their high energy form.
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Before computers and microwaves and honey-glazed BBQ ribs and even laced up trainers, the world looked a little more medieval.
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"More exotic devices, such as smart microwaves or smart kettles, typically face accidental attacks rather than specifically targeted ones," says Wueest.
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They often come in flimsy paper or Styrofoam cups that are heated in microwaves, leaving boiling water in potentially unstable containers.
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Meats, noodles, vegetables, grains, and sometimes a horrendous pudding or brownie, all bombarded with microwaves for the same amount of time.
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New technologies promise those kind of distances, transmitting power via microwaves, radio frequency waves, ultrasonic beams, and even, yes, frickin' lasers.
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The other advantage is that light does not interfere with radio or radar signals in the way that microwaves sometimes do.
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As for getting things on a budget, most colleges have a Facebook page where people sell everything from couches to microwaves.
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Microwaves can be excellent tools for making speedy breakfasts, even those that include seemingly tough-to-cook items like steamed eggs.
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Will it be updated to address the many microwaves of rap music that have hit since Wayne last dominated the mainstream?
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Far more photons were made in the Big Bang and now reside in the sky as the so-called cosmic microwaves.
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The waves emitted from radios, cellphones and cellphone towers, Wi-Fi routers, and microwaves are referred to as "radio-frequency" radiation.
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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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In 22019, two radio astronomers, Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson, discovered by accident a background hiss of microwaves pervading the universe.
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In 22019, two radio astronomers, Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson, discovered by accident a background hiss of microwaves pervading the universe.
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Those were derived from studies of microwaves emitted and still lingering in the sky from the the primordial Big Bang fireball.
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The functions won't work with existing microwaves and ovens, so manufacturers will have to build new smart ovens to support Alexa.
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Microwaves heat food, like a cup of coffee or a slice of lasagna, by twisting their water molecules back and forth.
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Brodeur noted in his lawsuit that at the time the movie takes place he was giving interviews saying microwaves are safe.
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Though a March report based on the examinations of 21 diplomats who served in Cuba didn't link the attacks to microwaves, the study's lead author, Douglas Smith, director of the University of Pennsylvania's Center for Brain Injury and Repair, told The New York Times that the diplomats likely suffered brain injuries and that microwaves are considered the culprit.
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And in another, a woman claimed she was being attacked by microwaves (whether by wavelengths or actual kitchen appliances, it remains unclear).
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Microwaves are great; they warm leftovers, melt butter and chocolate for baking, and allow you to eat frozen dinners on busy nights.
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Solar panels generate electrical power, which the vehicle then uses to generate microwaves, which superheat the water up to Sun-surface temperatures.
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According to Asics, the process utilizes heat generated by microwaves to fuse different materials together, in order to create the shoe's midsole.
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Suning, better known for its microwaves and rice cookers, now wants to create a global soccer empire stretching from clubs to broadcasting.
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Juno's instruments are designed to precisely measure the magnetic and gravitational fields of Jupiter and the glow of microwaves emanating from within.
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They have been cooking makeshift meals in microwaves, doing homework in hotel lobbies and learning the ways of life on the mainland.
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Amazon's Alexa virtual assistant can be found in everything from microwaves to washing machines, and now it's coming to wireless earbuds, too.
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Especially since by Monday morning Conway was on CNN contradicting herself and explaining that she didn't think microwaves can spy on people.
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" On "Anderson Cooper 360" on Tuesday, Franken said Cruz is like the "toxic guy in an office, the guy who microwaves fish.
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The chip is programmed by squirting carefully calibrated doses of microwaves into the fridge, with each qubit responding to a different frequency.
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They're not actually going to know that they're armed with high-powered microwaves instead of, say, conventional explosives or even nuclear weapons.
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Satellites would capture solar energy, convert it to microwaves and beam it down to Earth, where it would be converted into electricity.
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In a statement, the US State Department on Sunday neither confirmed nor denied the possibility that microwaves were behind the diplomatic injuries.
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He received a master's degree and a doctorate from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he specialized in microwaves and noise theory.
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Megamasers are when a celestial object transmits exceptionally powerful radiation called masers (or microwave lasers), the exact same radiation found in household microwaves.
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Konga launched its Yakata—or "utterly falling"—sales campaign on November 18, offering large markdowns on items ranging from microwaves to gaming consoles.
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Whirlpool is supposed to be the first to launch the integration, allowing customers to "configure, start, and operate" its line of connected microwaves.
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"What microwave radiation does, in most simplistic terms, is similar to what happens to food in microwaves, essentially cooking the brain," Black said.
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Since its inception in Lagos in 2012, the company now operates in 11 African countries selling everything from diapers to IPhones and microwaves.
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First described nearly two decades ago, the EmDrive works by converting electricity into microwaves and channeling this electromagnetic radiation through a conical chamber.
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Things like refrigerators and washing machines are plentiful on Craigslist, and smaller kitchen appliances, like blenders, mixers, and microwaves, are easiest to score.
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With those regulations in place, it should come as no shock that Kourtney Kardashian also does not believe in the use of microwaves.
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In essence, the NASA EmDrive in the paper consists of a closed copper cone, the inside of which is being bombarded with microwaves.
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Frequency: Some baby monitors operate on the same 2.4GHz frequency band as household products like microwaves, cordless phones, wireless speakers, and so on.
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And long before the invention of hot water bottles and microwaves, brass bed warmers were filled with warm coals for the same purpose.
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Those numbers kept growing, and so did the proportion of microwaves; in 2009, they could be found in 96 percent of American homes.
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With 1250 watts, this Panasonic is the most powerful microwave on our list, and it's among the more powerful microwaves on the market.
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The researchers apply voltage pulses and microwaves in various sequences to the qubits, changing their values according to rules set by quantum mechanics.
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By using synthetic aperture radar, or SAR, satellites and aircraft can bounce microwaves off the ground, and analyze the echos they get back.
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Warehouses throughout the United States are packed to the rafters with Chinese goods - ranging from air conditioners and microwaves to footwear and furniture.
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Now, our science reporter writes, they have a leading suspect for what caused the workers' sonic delusions and possibly brain damage: weaponized microwaves.
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Rather, the Planck group derived the value of the constant, and other cosmic parameters, from a mathematical model largely based on those microwaves.
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In other words, innovation before the Information Age was mechanical; high-tech came in the form of cars and microwaves and vacuum cleaners.
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Whether you're looking for large appliances like refrigerators, washers and dryers, or small essentials like microwaves and mixers, this sale has it all.
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Though a March report based on the examinations of 21 diplomats who served in Cuba didn't link the attacks to microwaves, the study's lead author, Douglas Smith, director of the University of Pennsylvania's Center for Brain Injury and Repair, told The New York Times that US diplomats in Cuba and China likely suffered brain injuries and that microwaves are considered the culprit.
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As Sellers tells it, the Smarter Detect will learn the sound that appliances like dishwashers and microwaves make when they turn on and off.
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The telescopes detected a vast amount of data hidden in the "white noise" or microwaves left over from the moment the universe was created.
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And White House counselor Kellyanne Conway said Trump could have been surveilled by other means, like microwaves and TVs, then walked it back. 5.
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This has led more people to try out IoT accessories like smart lights, security cams, and microwaves that can be controlled with voice commands.
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The company announced that its voice assistant would now live in everyday household products, like microwaves, and Rube Goldberg devotees across the globe rejoiced.
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So it doesn't really matter that after some real-life testing, I found Amazon's leftovers revival machine to be marginally better than normal microwaves.
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This isn't to say that Cortana is directly responsible for the wave of voice-controlled assistants that now fill our phones, speakers, and microwaves.
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Nestled just beneath my skin, the magnet tugged and tickled when it got close to hard drives and speakers; around microwaves, it outright buzzed.
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Walmart and rival Target Corp were among a swarm of retailers that pulled forward shipments of apparel, microwaves and furniture before the original Jan.
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Microwaves enable the enjoyment of late-night leftovers, piping-hot popcorn, and even full meals for one in the comfort of your dorm room.
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Somewhere down the road, the company plans to bring actual production microwaves to shops, so customers can select their custom shoe design in person.
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Many digital clocks, such as those in alarm clocks and in ovens or microwaves, use the frequency of the power grid to keep time.
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The microwave theory—which experts are highly skeptical about—is taking off for those who have thought the whole time that microwaves are dangerous.
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Within a ten-mile radius of the observatory, people can't use cell phones or WiFi, if it exists, and on site, microwaves are banned.
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Amazon and its partners are already building products like smart microwaves that know when you run out of food so they can order more.
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" She also added that "microwaves that turn into cameras" could be used in surveillance, since "we know this is a fact of modern life.
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Yet recipes are best kept visual, microwaves work just fine with buttons, and no, I don't ever want to ask my toilet to flush.
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Where could Conway have possibly gotten the kernel of an idea about microwaves that she would later misrepresent, whipping up another nonsensical viral moment.
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However, they are not compatible with the heat from dishwashers, microwaves, and lava — so we would advise against taking them on trips to Mustafar.
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From washing machines and ovens to microwaves and fridges, today's homes are packed with appliances and devices that have become crucial to modern living.
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With no gas cookers, fridges, or microwaves, food preparation here has barely changed since the time when the only clock was the vaulting sun.
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Fox News anchor Shep Smith has joined in the chorus slamming Kellyanne Conway for her recent suggestion that microwaves could be spying on you.
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Understandably, not much scientific research has been done on using microwaves to blow up eggs, so Nash had to start by watching YouTube videos.
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The medical team that examined 215 affected diplomats from Cuba made no mention of microwaves in its detailed report published in JAMA in March.
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Since you should still have electricity to run microwaves, stovetops, and ovens, you don't need to dump hot water into pouches for every meal.
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Microwaves, clocks, smart plugs, in-car navigation devices — the technology has now moved well beyond humble smart speakers (though they got an update too).
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They were a natural fit for a country where adorable characters like Hello Kitty are used to sell everything from microwaves to motor oil.
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This year, we already know that Amazon is partnering with appliance makers to build Alexa into new products such as microwaves and conventional ovens.
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The Brookfield location didn't have a coffee counter or anywhere to sit and eat, but it had this small area with microwaves and utensils.
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There are very few hills I am willing to die on, but there's something I have to get off my chest: I hate microwaves.
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Chocolate melts at a much lower temperature (about 80 degrees Fahrenheit) which means melting a peanut cluster bar with microwaves was much more remarkable.
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So then Conway tried to backpedal away from the whole idea of wiretapping—the surveillance state has many tools, she said, including smart microwaves.
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The electrons then dropped from the higher to the lower of these ground-state sub-levels to produce a continuous beam of microwaves—the maser.
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This is the same range that microwaves use to heat up food and became widely used for communication after cordless phones started using these bands.
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Plus, for those of us who work away from home, microwaves are often the one and only way to heat up food at the office.
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" She later added that monitoring could be done with "microwaves that turn into cameras" and that "we know this is a fact of modern life.
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In theory, the microwaves can exert force against the walls of the chamber to produce enough thrust to propel a spacecraft once it's in space.
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The question came following an interview published in a New Jersey newspaper in which Conway mentioned "microwaves that turn into cameras" when discussing surveillance methods.
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So when you put a CD in a microwave oven, the microwaves push and pull on the electrons in there causing a current to flow.
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There's no evidence that microwaves—after more than 50 years of using them routinely—cause any health issues if used according to the manufacturer's recommendation.
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Once finished, I jog over to our unit's kitchen area, where I wait in line to use one of two microwaves shared by 96 convicts.
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Some analysts cite a phenomenon known as the Frey effect in which microwaves can trick the brain into perceiving what appear to be ordinary sounds.
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It performs the same functions more expensive microwaves do without the extra bells and whistles, save for internal heat sensors to ensure even cooking throughout.
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But though there was a period of frenzied experimentation with cooking everything and anything in microwaves, now they are used primarily for heating stuff up.
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New York (CNN)They cook makeshift meals in hotel room microwaves, do homework in the hotel lobby and are still learning to navigate the subway.
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The new suite of items ranges from microwaves and clocks to security devices and car gadgets, as well as upgrades to its iconic speaker Echo.
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"All consumer appliances, from refrigerators to microwaves, very much have repair monopolies from manufacturers, even if you are able to buy parts," Gordon-Byrne said.
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The research group found they could temporarily duplicate the frequency of the strontium in a maser (a laser beam made of microwaves instead of light).
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The Times wrote:The medical team that examined 21 affected diplomats from Cuba made no mention of microwaves in its detailed report published in JAMA in March.
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The Slow Mo Guys are throwing back to those old-school YouTube videos where people would throw stuff in microwaves just to see what would happen.
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Amazon told me that it found most people keep tapping the "add 603 seconds button" on microwaves and don't ultimately know how long to cook something.
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Balaban described the "Frey effect" in his talk, the production of clicking noises in the ears by exposure to microwaves, a phenomenon researched in the 1970s.
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Out of all the various methods out there, we've found the most success by making use of our microwaves (following Hungry Girl Lisa Lillien's method below).
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Amazon recently announced that Alexa can now be used to control ovens and microwaves, and the new Whirlpool line will be compatible with this new feature.
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In comparison, Alexa is arriving on headphones, smartwatches, cars, and many more TVs this year, and will even be able to directly control ovens and microwaves.
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The lasers, which are expected to make measurements that are 10 times as accurate as the microwaves, will be tested to see if they work properly.
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If we want to harness this for instantaneous long-distance communication, he says the only missing ingredient is an adaptor that turns microwaves into optical light.
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They kindly helped us out with our queries about whether speakers, TVs, and Alexa microwaves could get viruses, and the short answer is: Well, it's complicated.
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Even in 1888, before supermarkets and freezers and microwaves and Seamless, almost nobody was dying of starvation when it snowed a bunch for a few days.
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Unlike the drone tech, the microwaves were used by rescue personnel on foot, and it could sense the men through rubble even though they weren't visible.
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Long relied on by working parents, ravenous teens and anyone with a cup of coffee that's gone cold, microwaves are essential in many New York homes.
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Sure, friends may pull stupid pranks on each other or help cement their heads in microwaves for internet glory, but this is a step too far.
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Early this year, in January, the spooky impact of microwaves on the human brain never came up during an open Senate hearing on the Cuba crisis.
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Yes, the earth's atmosphere lets in the microwaves coming from the edge of the black hole, but earth's weather can distort them as they travel through.
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You can opt for energy efficiency-certified products in the kitchen, including refrigerators, microwaves and dishwashers, which have come a long way in becoming more efficient.
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Although G.E. slimmed down under Mr. Immelt, shedding its finance division and NBCUniversal, it remains an extraordinarily complex company, making everything from microwaves to wind turbines.
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Location: Countertop microwaves are designed to take up precious counter space, but when that's all you have to give up, it's your best and only option.
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Built-in microwaves can be tucked into a cabinet, but they're probably best for large kitchens where drawer and cabinet space is not at a premium.
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Innovative tech products have automated the simplest day-to-day tasks, from smart ovens and microwaves to voice assistant-powered speakers that can control your lights.
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American doctors and scientists suspect the attacks might have come from microwaves, a claim that a Cuban government investigator looking into the reports last week rejected.
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So it is conceivable that Amazon might one day build smart homes full of its own appliances — not just microwaves — that connect to the Amazon platform.
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Artisanal jam-obsessed, kale-munching urbanites scoff at these convenience items as pedestrian; microwaves have somehow become akin to Razor Scooters in terms of their shamefulness.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: YouTubeDespite an endless list of fascinating and destructive experiments you can try, microwaves should really only be used to heat food.
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We've seen numerous theories for what could cause these kinds of symptoms floated over the last year, including weaponized microwaves or radio waves and malfunctioning surveillance gear.
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But Amazon told me that the size and the power (700 watts) are the most popular it sells online, so I guess people like these smaller microwaves.
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They trained a neural network to recognize and then mask the human-made radio interference that comes from satellites, airports, WiFi routers, microwaves, and malfunctioning electric blankets.
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It's not their imagination: all across the continent, clocks built into home appliances like ovens, microwaves, and coffee makers have been running up to six minutes slow.
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The problem is, people rarely experience 4G's maximum download speed speed because the signal can be disrupted by so many different things: buildings, microwaves, other wifi signals.
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Although Amazon's AI assistant has made its way into plenty of products, from microwaves to cars, it hasn't been put in a mobile robot for the home.
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I have become CEO of Danby Appliances, a $400-million-in-sales manufacturer and distributor of bar fridges, microwaves, wine coolers, air conditioners and other small appliances.
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Another option is to use microwaves or other heated tools to melt the lunar soil into a flat surface, but that requires the use of experimental tech.
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It bought connected camera and doorbell companies Blink and Ring, and of course at its events it has introduced countless new devices from connected plugs to microwaves.
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Google's chief rival Amazon is going even further in its pursuit of bringing the voice assistant into homes, integrating Alexa in devices like microwaves and wall clocks.
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While radio broadcasting can employ waves a mile or more in length, microwaves range in size from roughly a foot to a tiny fraction of an inch.
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A physicist at the University of California San Diego found kettles on gas stovetops least inefficient, microwaves middling and electric kettles best at converting energy to heat.
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A physicist at the University of California, San Diego, found kettles on gas stovetops least inefficient, microwaves middling and electric kettles best at converting energy to heat.
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The microwaves revealed a detailed snapshot of the early universe from which the Planck team could deduce the cosmos's precise ingredients, like the amount of dark matter.
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Even kids used microwaves: Most parents consider the device safer than open flames and hot burners, though medical journals described children burned by steam and hot food.
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While cheap microwaves sort of work, they usually have less wattage and don't distribute heat in the same way that a high-wattage convection microwave oven does.
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Amazon introduced new tools on Thursday that allow kitchen appliance makers to build Alexa, the voice assistant that powers Echo devices, into microwaves and eventually conventional ovens.
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First, it is of course true that some folks must make do without a stove or oven, and microwaves are their only option for heating up food.
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Warmer regions generate more microwaves, and the region below the Great Red Spot was warmer, even 200 miles down, the deepest that the microwave instrument could peer.
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It spent four years studying the cosmic bath of microwaves left over from the end of the Big Bang, when the universe was just 380,000 years old.
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These dots send their light in the form of radio waves, microwaves, visible light, and gamma rays into measuring apparatuses and tell us something new about the universe.
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" She went on to allege that the spying could have been done with "microwaves that turn into cameras," adding: "We know this is a fact of modern life.
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In September, Amazon revealed new developer tools that allow its partners to include the Amazon Alexa voice assistant in pretty much anything they can dream up, including microwaves.
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Returning home from a long day of fending off his enemies' attacks, the gazillionaire slips into a bathrobe, microwaves his lobster thermidor, and eats it while sitting alone.
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Green Bank itself sits in the middle of a strict radio protection zone with a radius of 10 miles, in which there's no Wi-Fi or even microwaves.
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A Bluetooth signal can be affected by a number of things, including Wi-Fi signals, people walking by, microwaves, office lighting, metal, concrete, and water (like fish tanks).
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Just keep in mind that all microwaves are different, so you may have to play around with the timing a bit to hit the sweet spot on yours.
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Investors have soured on the conglomerate model typified by General Electric (GE), which at one point provided everything from movies and microwaves to mortgages, MRI machines and locomotives.
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The measurements collected by Juno of microwave emissions emanating out of Jupiter will tell both the temperature and how much water there is, because water molecules absorb microwaves.
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When cesium-133 atoms are hit with microwaves at this frequency, it causes the atom's single outermost electron to rapidly transition between energy states at the same rate.
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For example, Home Depot, Lowe's and Sears are discounting some appliances, including dishwashers, refrigerators, microwaves and washers and dryers, by 40% as part of Labor Day sale events.
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The conundrum is that these billions of devices will be based on fast-moving technology that expires within years, rather than the decades of today's fridges and microwaves.
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While not as common as electric ranges and microwaves, a food processor is one of those appliances that will leave you wondering how you ever lived without one.
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Oh, I see microwaves, I see furniture, I see anything else, but that's ... It's also interesting because they haven't done a lot that requires design and service. Service.
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Microwaves carry data more quickly than fiber optic cables, allowing firms that use high-frequency trading strategies, including Virtu, to complete algorithm-driven trades at close to light speed.
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If tax software isn't your thing, we also found great deals on fitness and workout gear, laptops and tablets, and Amazon devices for video streaming, home security, and microwaves.
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Over the past two weeks, Trump and his aides have pressed the claim in numerous ways, including suggestions that Trump may have been monitored through microwaves and television sets.
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In August, a New York Times report suggested that the diplomats were affected by microwaves, which at particular frequencies can trigger the sound of faint clicking in people's ears.
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WEN 1800-Watt Portable Generator — This one gallon generator from WEN can power multiple home essentials at once like space heaters, refrigerators, and microwaves for up to 7.5 hours.
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The study did not show that the non-ionizing radiation — which is given off by cellphones, cordless phones, smart meters, wireless networks, power lines, and microwaves — caused the miscarriages.
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With all of the tax leaks and ban orders and double-agent microwaves, we've completely lost track of America's embodiment of the town from Footloose, Vice President Mike Pence.
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But once humans had emptied the mine of everything they wanted, they filled it with everything they didn't: broken washing machines, shot microwaves, and dozens of rusty old cars.
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Coated with aluminum and zirconium, they ignite on contact with the air, buoy themselves up on a little cloud of infrared energy, and bounce those microwaves every which way.
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While many schools across the country require students to bring their own dining supplies, Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering stores mini fridges and microwaves in each dorm room.
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" He then showed a clip from The Bergen Record during which Conway said, "You can surveil someone through their phone, through their television sets ... microwaves that turn into cameras.
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An architect who used to live in the city, Eve designs fully-sustainable structures, repurposes microwaves for protecting food against raccoons, and makes "humanure"—fertilizer made from human waste.
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Spider-Man has the web-slinging powers of a spider; Firestar can control heat, microwaves, and fire; and Iceman, as his name suggests, has the ability to manipulate ice.
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And if iPhone demolition is your thing, people have been chucking the mobile devices into buckets of water, blenders, microwaves, toothpaste, slime, and even lava for over a decade.
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On "Smart Home Simplified," co-hosts Lilliana Vazquez and Preston Konrad fawn over an Amazon smart plug, Amazon's Ring video doorbell and the AmazonBasics Microwave (yes, Amazon makes microwaves).
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We did come across a few online customer reviews that mention the door latch or hinges failing, but those are common problems associated with the demise of many microwaves.
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Exams of nearly two dozen of them eventually revealed signs of concussions or other brain injuries, and speculation about the cause turned to weapons that blast sound or microwaves.
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This clock relies on microwaves, which at a frequency of 9,203,631,770Hz are known to make electrons jump between two particular energy levels, known as the hyperfine ground states of caesium.
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As always, a host of other factors (walls, microwaves, the number of people streaming Netflix in your house) are going to have an impact on the final speeds you see.
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Monday on The Tonight Show, Stephen Colbert tackled the ridiculous claims made by Kellyanne Conway that former President Obama could have used microwaves as cameras to spy on President Trump.
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Instead of cooking the food for hours under pressure like before, new tech blasts food with microwaves (the process is called microwave assisted thermal sterilization, or MATS) to obliterate bacteria.
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And it just introduced a whole mess of new Alexa-enabled devices at an event in Seattle last month, including everything from wall clocks to subwoofers to Alexa-powered microwaves.
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If the microwaves propagating in the EmDrive cone are applying thrust force to the material that the cone is made of, then you might explain the trust generated this way.
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Special tax breaks and high trade barriers have turned this remote outpost into the source of 90 percent of the air conditioners, cell phones, TVs and microwaves sold in Argentina.
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Amazon's team is building a pool of customer interactions with Alexa-enabled Echo devices, microwaves, and wall clocks in their homes, and experimenting different ways to deploy the voice assistant.
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They consist of technologies that are designed to interact with axions in a strong magnetic field and convert them to ordinary microwaves or radio waves that can be easily detected.
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Officials must in the coming years decide whether to write new energy efficiency rules for a wide range of products like freezers, air conditioners, transformers, microwaves, ice makers and more.
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Compare the video of the steel wool to another video Mould made where he microwaves a CD. Here, the CD can be seen splintering into jagged edges and sparks fly.
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The presence of stars manifested itself as a telltale dip in the intensity of a bath of radio waves, so-called cosmic microwaves, leftover from the fires of creation itself.
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I stay at a veterans center where most people are on a fixed income or have a disability, so I give them household items such as coffee makers and microwaves.
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The big picture: Even though autonomous food delivery is still a developing concept, Starship is targeting college campuses, where students typically have little kitchen access beyond mini-fridges and microwaves.
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Terahertz waves — a form of light with wavelengths longer than infrared but shorter than microwaves — pass effortlessly through the pigments but bounce off the boundaries between different layers of paint.
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His tweet came after Conway had appeared on morning television to defend her claims about surveillance of Trump Tower, which she implied could have been accomplished through TVs or microwaves.
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The question of whether the universe expands faster than expected first cropped up in 2013, when the Planck satellite precisely mapped ancient microwaves coming from all directions in the sky.
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It became a cultural phenomenon as sales took off, and Amazon soon expanded its lineup of voice-activated devices beyond the smart speaker to things like wireless earbuds and microwaves.
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Clocks, microwaves, sub-woofers oh my: In its quest to dominate the smart home, Amazon revealed 15 new Alexa-enabled products this week, including revamped versions of its Echo speakers.
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"What I can say is there are many ways to surveil each other," Conway said, before suggesting that surveillance could take place through phones, TVs or "microwaves that turn into cameras."
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They are quite literally fast radio bursts, bright-and-quick signals in the radio band, the longest wavelength and lowest-frequency electromagnetic radiation, beyond infrared and microwaves on the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Scientists achieved this effect in the 1960s using microwaves in a special kind of sapphire crystal, but it required extreme cooling to prevent other physical effects from stopping the maser's emission.
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The interior is that of a very nice convenience store, with some seating and microwaves up front for warming up frozen pre-made food and eating in if you so choose.
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He doesn't even celebrate, probably because a Yale Man never shows emotion in public, only in private, with his friends, while they all jerk off into microwaves filled with dead squirrels.
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Communications today lean heavily on the internet, or via communications using various parts of the electromagnetic spectrum (such as wireless and microwaves) through terrestrial communications networks or satellite networks in space.
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A second image released by NASA shows wind speeds as measured by the ISS's Rapid Scatterometer (ISS-RapidScat), which bounces microwaves off the ocean to determine the roughness of the water.
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But by integrating a new write head, "a spin torque oscillator," microwaves can create the energy levels necessary for copying data within a lower magnetic field than was ever previously possible.
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It is especially present in embedded systems: the many, many tiny computing systems that power everything from the subsystems of our cars to microwaves to the ever-expanding Internet of Things.
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We're keeping an eye out for savings on items like air fryers, blenders, microwaves, and Instant Pots, plus small appliances and gadgets from classic kitchen brands like KitchenAid, Cuisinart, and OXO.
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The solar energy would be converted to microwaves that would be beamed back to Earth at receiving stations where it would then be converted to electricity and fed into the Grid.
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By changing the state of these ions—using microwaves to move an atom's electrons from one energy level to another—researchers make them function as qubits, or vessels of quantum information.
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So I spent time with cooks in Houston who were trying to regain a sense of normalcy by making kitchens out of gas grills, borrowed microwaves and coolers full of ice.
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Over-the-range microwaves are more permanent installations than countertop models, and they're also taking the place of a range hood so we think they're worth spending a little more money.
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It would transmit the energy -- either in the form of a laser or as microwaves -- to the Earth base, where it could be reconverted to electricity and distributed via the grid.
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They turn on microwaves, serve food, and—echoing Sisyphus—carry batteries up an inclined treadmill until the system goes haywire and they collapse under the mounting pressure of their robot lives.
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The microwaves are tuned to this frequency and the pulses used to measure out a second of time, just as the regular oscillations of quartz crystals are used to calibrate electronic watches.
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White House adviser Kellyanne Conway said Monday that she has no proof to support her suggestion that the Obama administration spied on Trump Tower through televisions and microwaves during the election season.
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WATCH: Kourtney Kardashian Reveals All the Details on Her Insanely Strict 'Detox' Diet People love microwaves because they're quick and efficient—but the eldest Kardashian sister disagrees, praising her toaster oven instead.
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The Air Force Research Laboratory at the Kirtland Air Force Base in Albuquerque, New Mexico, developed the system, which uses short bursts of high-powered microwaves to disable unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs).
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When asked by New Jersey's the Bergen Record on Sunday if Trump Tower had actually been wiretapped, Conway suggested the CIA could have used "microwaves that turn into cameras" to surveil Trump.
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In essence, the microwaves would be 'pushing off' of these virtual particles within the EmDrive cavity to generate the thrust that has been observed by White and his colleagues in EmDrive experiments.
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But thanks to the popularity of its Alexa digital assistant, the ecommerce giant now produces a range of products from the wildly popular Echo smart speaker to connected microwaves, clocks, and more.
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Poteat seems to suggest the most logical weapon would be one using microwaves, because it could be miniaturized, highly directed and produce many of the medical problems seen in the Cuba attacks.
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That's partly because infrared radiation has a much shorter wavelength than something like microwaves, meaning the mechanisms themselves can be made much smaller — perhaps too small to adequately design the ordinary way.
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Those bits are then converted into pulses of microwaves and sent down through wires and pipes to a series of 50 small superconducting devices called "transmons" — the qubits — dangling at the bottom.
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" On where China has gotten ahead: "They're clearly ahead in counter-space — knocking satellites out of the air ... in hypersonics, directed energy (lasers, microwaves), in some ways artificial intelligence … Meanwhile, we're dysfunctional.
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Like convection ovens, inverter microwaves are a little more expensive but worth the extra money if you tend to cook in your microwave a lot or draw butter or chocolate regularly enough.
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"[Microwaves] are great for cooking simple things like popcorn, but if you want to defrost or use some of the other presets, you sometimes have to go to the owner's manual," he said.
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This is the idea behind the radio frequency resonant cavity thruster—otherwise known as EmDrive—a theoretical reactionless engine powered by turning electricity into microwaves and bouncing them around a closed metal funnel.
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Back in 1983, when Reagan first proposed a missile defense system, the idea of using lasers, microwaves, and particle beams to shoot down incoming missiles sounded like something straight out of science fiction.
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Tucked into the legislation are tariff waivers like the one Leviton requested, which exempt hundreds of finished consumer products — from microwaves to pillows to fishing rods — that used to be made in America.
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Röntgen's story is one of a handful in Zapped that chronicles how an unlikely experimenter discovered a new form of invisible light: infrared, ultraviolet, radio and microwaves, and alpha, beta, and gamma rays.
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In his paper, he said high-intensity beams of microwaves could have caused the diplomats to experience not just loud noises but nausea, headaches and vertigo, as well as possible brain-tissue injury.
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The first method uses microwaves to heat potholes and surrounding pavement before filling them with a mix of magnetite and recycled asphalt; the final step is nuking the patch to create a seal.
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The shooter could end up responding with a gun system that the Army has in its arsenal right now, or potentially directed energy weapons or high-powered microwaves, which the service is developing.
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Some abstinence-only programs, he said, reinforce these stereotypes by comparing girls to Crock Pots (because they supposedly take a long time to "heat up") and boys to microwaves (which heat up quickly).
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" MARCH 12: Senior White House adviser Kellyanne Conway suggests in an interview with the Bergen County Record newspaper that the monitoring may have been conducted through television sets or "microwaves that turn into cameras.
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Safe Haven has an ever-changing list of needs, but currently they are seeking things like linens (full and twin size bed sets specifically), appliances including vacuums and microwaves, paper products, and cleaning products.
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The Danby also has a start button that doubles as an "add 28 seconds" button—we learned this was a must-have feature for many people when we researched the best full-size microwaves.
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Earth's atmosphere happens to be transparent to the electromagnetic radiation — in this case, certain microwaves — shining from the edge of the black hole, even though it blocks radiation of slightly longer and shorter wavelengths.
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Whirlpool also has a "SteamClean" technology that steams and loosens particles so all you have to do is give a quick wipe with the sponge — a much easier cleaning job than with other microwaves.
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Ben Guerdane's so-called 'Souk Libya' – a labyrinth of low-slung stores selling clothes, televisions and microwaves, some still in boxes with the names of Libyan import firms — has been under pressure for years.
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Dubbed "The Thing," its operation—powered by KGB technicians in a nearby building who targeted it with microwaves—was only discovered when a British radio operator heard Kennan's conversations being broadcast on an open channel.
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Weather modification has a long, sordid history and hurricanes have inspired some of the more far-fetched proposals, from bombarding cyclones with sonic booms from aircraft to beaming down microwaves from space into nascent storms.
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But their size makes them particularly sensitive to all radio waves, including those from cell phones, satellites, radar systems, spark plugs, microwaves, Wi-Fi, short circuits, and basically anything else that uses electricity or communicates.
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The hotel's 260 modern studios, one- and two-bedroom suites and penthouses all feature living rooms and fully equipped kitchens with stainless-steel Celador countertops, custom cabinetry and Fisher Paykel cooktops, ovens, microwaves and refrigerators.
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Here, the cats are actually two microwave fields inhabiting two different cavities, which you might as well imagine as two boxes full of photons (photons being the carriers of the electromagnetic force, and so microwaves).
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Weather modification has a long, sordid history, and hurricanes have inspired some of the more far-fetched proposals, from bombarding cyclones with sonic booms from aircraft to beaming down microwaves from space into nascent storms.
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For those in Soros's camp, using surveillance to crack down on dissent—as the Chinese government does among Uighur Muslims—is a graver concern than using data collection to determine whom to sell microwaves to.
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But the basic idea is always the same: A giant satellite in orbit harvests energy from the sun and converts it to microwaves or lasers for transmission to Earth, where it is converted into electricity.
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Devices like microwaves, baby monitors, and cordless phones often use the same 2.4GHz band too, causing more problems with interference (it might be why YouTube goes down every time you try to cook a TV dinner).
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"We image things with microwaves all the time, but not in the way that it sounds like she was implying," Robert McNees, a theoretical physicist at Loyola University Chicago, writes in an email to The Verge.
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"There was an article this week that talked about how you can surveil someone through their phone, through their television sets, any number of different ways, microwaves that turn into cameras," she told The Bergen Record.
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Kellyanne Conway, who speaks inelegantly and lies constantly, made a stupid comment about microwaves, and she did so in defense of her boss' outlandish claims that his beautiful Trump Tower had been bugged by the government.
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LOCAL GRIEVANCES Ben Guerdanes so-called Souk Libya a labyrinth of low-slung stores selling clothes, televisions and microwaves, some still in boxes with the names of Libyan import firms -- has been under pressure for years.
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Robots trained using PartNet, and evolutions of this data set won't be limited to just operating computer-generated microwaves that look like someone found it on a curb with a "free" sign taped to the front.
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More than 90 percent of Argentina's air conditioners, cellphones, televisions and microwaves are produced in Tierra del Fuego, which was turned into a special economic zone free of many taxes in the 1970s to lure businesses.
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Digital clocks that use the mains frequency in an electric power grid to keep time, like those on microwaves and clock radios, began falling behind earlier this year when the frequency in Europe's transmission network dropped.
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The science is unclear, but basically it's a virus that shuts down the immune system and can be triggered by, if O'Malley's broadcast is to be believed, anything from chem trails left by jetliners to microwaves.
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If the microwaves propagating in the EmDrive cone are applying force to the material that the cone is made of, then you might explain the thrust generated this way by the Mach effect outlined by Woodward.
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Manufacturers argue that pushing up the cost of steel by imposing tariffs on imports ultimately hurts American consumers who will pay more for everyday goods made from steel, such as lawn mowers, washing machines, and microwaves.
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It's equipped with a radar altimeter which can track sea surface heights by pulsing microwaves down at the surface of the ocean and measuring the time it takes for that pulse to return to the spacecraft.
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But while the old adage that microwaves release cancer-causing chemicals called dioxins may have long been debunked, the plastic surrounding her food may contain BPAs, a harmful industry chemical used in plastics since the 1960s.
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Members of Jason, a secretive group of elite scientists that helps the federal government assess new threats to national security, say it has been scrutinizing the diplomatic mystery this summer and weighing possible explanations, including microwaves.
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"Conduct regular disinfecting of workspaces, shared spaces such as break rooms and cafeterias, and frequently touched items like doorknobs, countertops, refrigerators, microwaves," said Jennifer Ho, vice president of human resources at Ascentis, an HR software firm.
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The resort has two restaurants, one bar, and one cafe, and since all the rooms and villas have cooking facilities – microwaves in the Studios, full kitchens in the Villas – cooking "at home" is also an option.
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Regardless of the size you require, the Panasonic NN-SD945S has more space on the inside than most microwaves, thanks to the inverter, which kicks out more power than a machine of this size usually would.
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The French plant aims to create the right conditions by using magnetic fields to contain the plasma and radio waves and microwaves to make it unimaginably hot — and then see if human-created fusion will work.
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Sylvania had a few factors in its favor: It spent years building up a base of captive railroads, plus—unlike competing technologies like microwaves—it was generally ready to go, rather than a few years off.
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Humans have sent rockets to space, made microwaves that you can control with just your voice, and even invented beds that can make themselves — we can definitely find footwear that's just as comfortable as it is stylish.
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Engineers at the University of Texas have quantified fundamental limits on the performance of electromagnetic invisibility cloaks—technologies that function to make objects undetectable to radio waves, microwaves, visible light, and all other sorts of electromagnetic radiation.
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The "Havana syndrome" mystery has been the subject of intense, and public, scrutiny, with much of it focused on the search for some sort of weapon — ultrasound, microwaves, psychology, and even crickets have been offered as explanations.
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Using a pair of large antennas, one in inland California and another in West Virginia, the JPL team blasted microwaves at areas near the moon where they expected each of a pair of dead satellites would be.
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Amazon announced a flood of new Alexa-powered home and car appliances Why it matters: Journalists soaked up the 80 minutes an Amazon executive gave to announce voice-assistant powered products from microwaves to Alexa in cars.
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If you buy one of these microwaves to try out in hopes of free returns, though, Amazon's policy is to charge you for the shipping cost, which can add up (around $17, depending on where you live).
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In a couple seconds of screen time, Elliot drills a hole in the computer's main hard drive, yanks the RAM chips out with a plier, and microwaves them, ensuring no one can ever extract any data again.
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Trump's senior adviser and jedi of spin Kellyanne Conway not only doubled down on the president's wiretapping claims in an interview, she suggested the Obama administration may have used "microwaves that turn into cameras" to do it.
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For the average consumer, the most important thing to understand is that the industry wanted to cram more information into the same disk space, it hit a wall, and microwaves appear to have opened up new possibilities.
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We discussed why you need a thermometer, why wooden cutting boards are a bad idea when it comes to meat (or any animal protein) prep, and why electric grills — as well as microwaves — will never cut it.
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Douglas Smith, director of the Center for Brain Injury and Repair at the University of Pennsylvania, told The New York Times that microwaves were likely behind the health incidents, some of which likely resulted in brain injury.
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But when the stars began to turn on, ultraviolet radiation from them altered the energy levels of the electrons in the hydrogen atoms, knocking them out of sync with the microwaves — "decoupling" them in the physics vernacular.
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And, if you don't have an air fryer or a toaster oven, the Breville Combi Wave is an exemplary oven, air fryer, and yeah, it microwaves, too, which brings us to the ostensibly exorbitant price of $450.
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With all of its enthusiastic customer reviews and the great price tag, which is about half the going rate for comparable Panasonic and GE microwaves, we're convinced Toshiba is the way to go for a convection oven.
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During a 22-month study, Juno is expected to circle the gas giant in 23.2 egg-shaped orbits to measure microwaves radiating from inside the planet's thick atmosphere, map its massive magnetic field and conduct other experiments.
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We are constantly bombarded with news reports and press releases touting new research claiming that a scientist somewhere has managed to transmit data at insane speeds using lasers, or microwaves, or a new type of fiber optics.
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" FROM COINAGE: This Is How Much It Would Cost to Paint the White House (And More Crazy Facts) Among the ways, she mentioned "microwaves that turn into cameras," adding: "We know this is a fact of modern life.
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"I think State trying to reclaim ownership [is] a strong possibility because we noted that the Penn group (which is a group entirely composed of clinicians) now is convince[d] this is microwaves," Hoffer wrote in a Sept.
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At CES, the trend was Amazon's Alexa, Google's Assistant, and Samsung's Bixby, and how all those AI assistants have been plopped into not only speakers but Toyotas, TVs, a fridge, Tivo, mirrors, microwaves, ceiling fans, and so on.
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President Trump has yet to provide any evidence to support his claims that Trump Tower was bugged by the Obama administration during the election, but Kellyanne Conway has introduced a new possible suspect in the spying game: Microwaves.
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No, they're not glorified microwaves — many people back halogen ovens specifically for their ability to surround and cook food the whole way through, and the extra light to keep an eye on your food is pretty helpful, too.
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Importantly, this push-and-pull between the metal's electrons and the microwaves happens at the surface of the metal and eventually reaches an equilibrium—assuming the electrons have room to expand as they are repelled from one another.
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For those who live within 10 miles of the observatory, the limitations also include a ban on Bluetooth devices and microwaves, unless they are contained in a metal box, known as a Faraday cage, which blocks electromagnetic fields.
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Cesium-133 naturally absorbs energy at a 3.2 centimeter wavelength, so when it is hit with 3.2 cm microwaves it causes the atom's single outermost electron to transition between energy states at a rate of 9,192,631,770 times per second.
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Contrary to popular Twitter belief, the microwaves can't be accidentally turned on, like the Alexa devices in San Diego that ordered dollhouses when a news story inadvertently triggered them (BTW, you should add a voice code to Alexa purchases).
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In March, he posted an image of Obama taking a photo from the inside of a microwave after White House counsel Kellyanne Conway suggested that "microwaves that turn into cameras" could have been used to spy on Trump's campaign.
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Among its future uses, the 3D model could predict the spread of flash floods in the city, or simulate how microwaves travel through high-density areas and certain building materials to help detect dark spots in cellular network coverage.
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Part of the work is being done at the directed energy research program at Kirtland Air Force Base in New Mexico, where the military has giant lasers and laboratories to test high-power electromagnetic weapons, including microwaves, NBC said.
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Sunday night, Kellyanne Conway, a top adviser to the President, appeared to expand the allegations by suggesting to the Bergen Record there could have been even wider spying of the Trump campaign, including the use of microwaves and television sets.
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Even now, as bipartisan agreement has emerged that no such thing happened, Trump has dug in, leaving Trump aides and allies fumbling for excuses and explanations -- like that spying microwaves are apparently a thing, according to White House counselor Kellyanne Conway.
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"Men sexually are like microwaves and women sexually are like crockpots... Men respond sexually by what they see and women respond sexually by what they hear and how they feel about it" is something an actual sex-ed guide said.
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And yet: while Conway's view on microwaves is both wildly ignorant and comically paranoid (no, they can't "turn into cameras"), her comment does carve out a piece of a much larger pie that we're all too happy to dine on.
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Why it matters: The bizarre attacks, initially believed to be caused by sonic weapons but now suspected to be the result of microwaves, prompted President Trump to roll back embassy staff and issue a travel advisory to Cuba last year.
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But Amazon has since used the consumer goodwill it garnered and the power it wields over its digital storefront to sell you everything from microwaves and wall clocks to white label clothing brands, home supplies, and AmazonBasics-branded AA batteries.
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As detailed in a paper published in Nature Communications, the system uses terahertz radiation (the band of electromagnetic radiation between microwaves and infrared light) which has a number of advantages over other surface-penetrating waves like X-rays or ultrasound.
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The list of possible sources is long, ranging from the theoretical to the simply unfathomable: colliding black holes, white holes, merging neutron stars, exploding stars, dark matter, rapidly spinning magnetars, and malfunctioning microwaves have all been proposed as possible sources.
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George Stephanopoulos apparently wasn't satisfied with that bizarre non-answer, so he pressed her about it this morning on Good Morning America: Kellyanne on her cameras in microwaves answer: "No, of course I don't have any evidence for those allegations..." pic.twitter.
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Amazon does listen to what you tell Alexa — sort of As "smart" tech products at home, from speakers to microwaves, become more pervasive, consumers have begun to wonder whether the companies behind those devices are eavesdropping on what they say.
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This is the ideal microwave for someone on a budget with precious little kitchen space to spare or someone traveling in a camper or RV. Best Products likes Westinghouse's small microwaves and praises their adjustable power levels, as does TechGearLab.
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Eventually, wireless chips will become cheap enough that non-technology manufacturers can incorporate them into their products without significantly increasing the sale price — much in the way that small digital clocks are now routinely incorporated into toasters, microwaves, and other appliances.
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It's safe to assume that eventually every device in your home, from TVs to smartphones to voice-activated microwaves, will each directly connect to the next-generation of cellular networks being implemented—be it 5G, 6G, or whatever number series the future holds.
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"It only takes a few more minutes and the toaster oven heats food evenly (whereas microwaves can sometimes heat food unevenly, so some parts are scorching hot and others are cold, which is obviously a concern for babies and children)," she says.
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It wants to see (and sell chips for) robot vacuums that go around the dog poop rather than spreading it all over the floor, lights that turn off when nobody's in the room, microwaves that know what's inside and cook it perfectly.
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Kelly: Do you believe—Conway: There was an article this week that talked about how you can surveil someone through their phones, through their—certainly through their television sets, any number of different ways, and microwaves that turn into cameras, et cetera.
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To support the demand for gigabit speeds and mounting data use, we'll have to grab bandwidth from higher up in the electromagnetic spectrum, pushing up into the "extremely high frequency" range at 30-300 GHz—wedged right between microwaves and infrared light.
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Past infrared are the even longer wavelengths of microwaves and radio wavesObjects in the world, whether they're people or a piping hot bowl of soup or evenly something as seemingly cold as an ice cube, emit infrared radiation as they give off heat.
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Energy emitted from a source is generally referred to as radiation, whether it's heat or light from the sun, microwaves from an oven, X-rays from an X-ray tube, or gamma rays from radioactive elements, according to the World Health Organization.
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Less than 24 hours after Kellyanne Conway seemed to suggest that the Obama administration may have used "microwaves that turn into cameras" to spy on Donald Trump's campaign headquarters, the Trump adviser has admitted she has zero evidence that this actually happened.
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As Amazon builds Alexa into everything from tiny clocks to microwaves and Google wraps Assistant into just about anything it can, it feels like it'll be no time before the rooms that don't have some sort of voice-powered device are the exception.
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Unlike ionizing radiation such as that from gamma rays, radon and X-rays, which can break chemical bonds in the body and are known to cause cancer, radiofrequency devices such as cellphones and microwaves emit radiofrequency energy, a form of non-ionizing radiation.
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In addition, using data from the Residential Energy Consumption Survey, we show that since the 1980s, many more low-income households now have access to air-conditioning and heating within their homes, internet, computers and printing facilities, microwaves, dishwashers and other household appliances.
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As long as you reheat it to over 165 degrees Fahrenheit the next day in an oven or on a frying pan—microwaves tend to miss spots in food and don't effectively kill bacteria—you can eat it with little worry, he says.
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It still has work to do, though: Alexa had a long head start, the platform has way more skills (22,22019+), and Amazon's assistant is a massive presence on third-party devices (Alexa famously came to microwaves and the Big Billy Bass in the fall).
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Little more than a week after Hoffer's Tampa appearance, the New York Times published a story citing the Frey effect and suggesting that microwaves were the prime suspects as the technology that hurt the diplomats, with an endorsement of the idea from UPenn's Smith.
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News reports suggesting microwaves caused neurologic illnesses among US diplomats in Cuba "stirs them up and offers a form of vindication or 'proof' that their delusional ideas have been right all along," said James, a forensic psychologist at the Fixated Threat Assessment Centre in London.
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People have long believed that the waves emanating from our kitchen friendly rotational cubes can be used as a means of mind-control and suspend free will, while other, more benign conspiracists simply believe microwaves zap all the nutrients from the food they heat.
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They found that as microwave radiation passes through the water in the grape, the wavelength of the microwaves becomes much shorter than it is in air (from about five inches down to something closer to the diameter of the grape, about half an inch).
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More to that point, there are more than enough online reviews about microwaves shorting out and bursting into flames than even we have time to read, and that's enough to scare us into spending a little more for some peace of mind in the kitchen.
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The most sci-fi, and alarming, of these anti-piracy gadgets is the Active Denial System, or "pain ray": guns that shoot microwaves that penetrate the top layer of the skin from as far as 750 meters, creating the sensation of heat without actually burning.
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Warehouses throughout the United States are at record capacity with Chinese imports of all kinds - microwaves, vacuum cleaner filters, swimwear, furniture - stacked to the ceiling, according to Magnus, who heads the National Customs Brokers & Forwarders Association of America, whose members work with over 250,000 importers and exporters.
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He has come to believe that what's really damaging about being poor, at least in a country like the United States—where, as he notes, even most people living below the poverty line possess TVs, microwaves, and cell phones—is the subjective experience of feeling poor.
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Scientists originally used microwaves to run these clocks, but are now moving to visible light which can potentially offer better accuracy and precision—there are more oscillations for a fixed amount of time, explained Ye. But researchers have dealt with some issues with these visible-light clocks.
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When cesium-2229 atoms are hit with microwaves at this frequency, it causes the atom's single outermost electron to transition between energy states at the same rate, and it is this rapid transition that was used to formally define the length of a second in 1967.
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In one facility, Amazon reduced the number of chairs in the break room to create more space, although employees could still sit facing each other across the table; it also reduced the number of microwaves from seven to three to create a foot of space between them.
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At 1 million square feet, the new facility would be able to distribute bulky products such as furniture, as well as small items like books and microwaves, a set-up Amazon uses in other foreign countries, said Marc Wulfraat, president of the logistics consultancy firm MWPVL International.
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Some wellness enthusiasts claim that the EMF waves produced by everyday household items, like computers and microwaves, create "hidden toxins," but decades of research have yet to turn up any proven health risks associated with exposure to such low-level fields, per the World Health Organization.
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"What it does is that it sends out that high-power, short pulse of microwaves that disable the electronics on the system itself," Wymer said of the non-kinetic counter-drone weapon, which looks like a standard Conex box with a satellite dish strapped to it.
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Last week, a UC San Diego School of Medicine professor, Beatrice Golomb, proposed another idea: clicking sounds induced in the inner ear by a beam of microwaves, a theory that had been previously raised by New Scientist magazine in December and the New York Times over the weekend.
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The details: The medical team that inspected the 21 diplomats were initially skeptical, but now believe that the unusual reports of loud, painful sounds experienced by the victims may be attributed to the Frey effect — a phenomenon in which the brain is tricked into perceiving nonexistent noises by microwaves.
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Click here to view original GIFRadiation is all around us and too much of radiation is a bad thing so... are we all just screwed from all the radio waves and microwaves and ultraviolet radiation and rainbows and x-rays and radon and nuclear radiation in the world?
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In addition to milling, other research areas include developing an energy efficient way of heating chemical reactions with microwaves and clean, nontoxic solvents like supercritical carbon dioxide — carbon dioxide held at such a high temperature and pressure that it behaves like a gas and a liquid at once.
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When we buy toasters or microwaves or other consumer products, we take for granted that those items won't destroy our lives, and a big reason we have such faith in them, whether we know it or not, is a federal regulatory agency called the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
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The residences, which house almost a quarter of the prison's population, resemble dorm-room suites with desks and bookshelves in the bedrooms, carpeted living spaces, couches, windows without bars, microwaves, refrigerators, cooking utensils and a flat-screen TV. The men cook their own meals and do their own laundry.
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Of course, with all patents, filing an idea doesn't necessarily mean we'll ever see the concept come to life, but it sure is fun to imagine a future where you can walk into a room and automatically start charging your phone thanks to microwaves and TVs that have the feature enabled.
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Amazon, by comparison, has updated its Echo line of speakers several times while expanding Alexa to devices with screens like the Echo Spot and Show, and to those without like the Echo Plus, Echo Dot, Echo Auto and others — even clocks and microwaves — as sort of public experiments in voice computing.
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The furnace (which is a lot larger than the printer) heats the metal with a combination of gas power and microwaves, so that doesn't sound like something I'd like to sit next to, but I'll take Desktop Metal's word for it that this is totally appropriate for an office environment.
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The specific tech involved is called 'microwave assisted thermal sterilization' (MATS) and involves heating sealed packages of food in high-pressure water baths within microwaves, which helps them keep their original flavour and much of their nutrient content while eliminating bacteria and extending shelf life to up to a year.
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Since then, she's made up whole stories out of thin air — like a fake "Bowling Green massacre" to stoke fears about Muslims, or a fake scandal about Barack Obama bugging Trump using "microwaves" that she concocted in an attempt to justify the president's baseless claims about wiretapping in Trump Tower.
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To prevent this kind of violence and other kinds of vehicular attacks (an unauthorized car rushing behind a military security gate, for instance), the Pentagon's Radio Frequency Vehicle Stopper points high-powered microwaves at a vehicle, disabling its electrical components via the engine control unit and making the engine stall out.
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One of the big risks was gonna be these microphones would be in all these devices that might not be well-engineered to listen to you across the room, have all this type of interference because they're microwaves, or have a lot of metal in those types of things, which can interfere.
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If it wasn't so easy to pinpoint the sources of these tinfoil hat conspiracy theories (and—safety tip—don't ever microwave those hats), one might think that Conway had just misconstrued the concept of microwave cameras, as in cameras that use microwaves—the electromagnetic frequencies, not the Kenmore kind—to create 3D images.
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Among them, she can't: -- cook on an open flame -- operate pressure cookers, broilers, food slicers, cutters or mixers -- bake anything ... period -- operate microwaves that heat above 140 degrees -- transport grease hotter than 100 degrees -- work in freezers or meat coolers -- wash windows higher than 10 feet from ground level And this is interesting.
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"Microwaves that turn into cameras" were among surveillance methods cited on Sunday by Kellyanne Conway, a senior adviser to President Trump, in an interview with Mike Kelly of The Record of Bergen County, N.J. Two days later, Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary, said Ms. Conway had been speaking in jest.
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Sunday night, Conway appeared to expand Trump's allegations that the Obama administration wiretapped his phones at Trump Tower -- a claim for which the President has not yet provided evidence -- when she told the Bergen Record there could have been even wider spying on the Trump campaign, including the use of microwaves and television sets.
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The European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E), grouping 43 grid operators from 26 countries, said digital clocks across Europe that use mains frequency to keep time, such as those on microwaves and clock radios, have fallen behind by one minute due to a drop in frequency on continental Europe's transmission network.
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A senior administration official told CNN that investigators have torn apart buildings where diplomatic employees encountered the sounds but found no acoustic devices, leading law enforcement to believe that the injuries were the result of microwaves beamed from a nearby location and that the "sounds" were merely a means of masking the microwave attacks.
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There was a Mack truck stacked high with mattresses, a few peeling school buses, two hulking pieces of equipment — parts of an old cement plant — and dozens of older model cars that, if you got close enough, you could see were stuffed to capacity with blankets, rugs, bicycles, spare tires, microwaves, packs of fruit juice, a fake Christmas tree.
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Although the federal government approved $31 million in storm aid -- mainly for the purchase of new furniture, televisions, microwaves, refrigerators and other appliances -- a 85033 investigation revealed that much of that sum was used to buy new cars, pay dental bills and funerals, even though the county's medical examiner recorded no deaths there from the hurricane.
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Both countries fear further advances in American missile defence, brought about either by more capable interceptors or, just conceivably, directed-energy weapons that zap their targets from a distance using microwaves or laser beams—a feature of the "Star Wars" anti-missile shield that Ronald Reagan proposed in the 1980s, which the Soviets took more seriously than they needed to.
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Mr. Mehrotra's style is lightened by modern influences from abroad (he has trained in other Asian countries and worked in London) but anchored by the culture he grew up in; at his New Delhi restaurant, a scoop of kulfi may be served in a toy pressure cooker, an appliance roughly as common in Indian homes as microwaves are in American ones.
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This week, the Center for the Study of the The Drone at Bard College published a research paper on counter-drone technology that includes a list of 537 counter-drone systems displaying jaw-dropping diversity, from hand-held guns that detect a drone's radio-frequency and blast it with microwaves to ground installations that listen for drones and fire a net.
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Kellyanne Conway's suggestion that the Obama administration spied on Trump Tower through kitchen appliances is still making waves on the Internet and late-night TV. On the Late Show's Monday night broadcast, host Stephen Colbert mocked Conway's insinuation that "microwaves that turn into cameras" could have been used to spy on Trump's 24 campaign — by reaching out to former President Barack Obama via a microwave.
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"Late Show" host Stephen Colbert poked fun at Kellyanne Conway Monday night, after the White House counselor suggested that "microwaves that turn into cameras" could have been used to spy on Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's presidential campaign.
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The usual disciplines are explored: ESP, clairvoyance, traveling clairvoyance (or out-of-body experiences), psychometry (divining information from objects), skin reading, dowsing, eyeless sight, mental telepathy, synthetic telepathy (using microwaves), outbounder-beaconry (don't ask), mind projection, psychoenergetics, remote viewing, E.H.B.F. (extraordinary human body function), spoon bending, remote action, remote perturbation (a gentler version of the former), precognition, divination, automatic writing, cryptomnesia (unconsciously evoking latent memories) and premonition/intuition (a.k.a.
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