Ossia's patents focus on using radio frequencies similar to WiFi to transmit energy, and Energous claims to use radio frequencies as well.
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The use of radio frequencies is regulated somewhat like land.
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How had the man gained access to the radio frequencies?
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Spectrum are radio frequencies requires for mobile networks to run.
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Currently, EU nations have different approaches to managing radio frequencies.
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Wireless spectrum is the radio frequencies that carry voice and data.
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That means they only "see" radio frequencies on the electromagnetic spectrum.
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Broadcasts on at least 32 radio frequencies have been taken off air.
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Singapore plans to auction the radio frequencies in two stages this year.
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Dozens of radio frequencies broadcasting independent news programmes have been taken off air.
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Hopefully, the radio frequencies would be available to reach people sheltering in place.
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An Emergency Alert System will broadcast over television and radio frequencies as well.
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Alternatively, missions could use laser communications to avoid drowning out the radio frequencies.
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Meanwhile, no one is really broadcasting on radio frequencies to clog up the signal.
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Radio frequencies can bounce off walls, take indirect paths and transmit through many surfaces.
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Possible scanning technologies include thermal scanning, listening for radio frequencies, and millimeter wave scanning.
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The water contains a "form of radio frequencies called scalar waves," according to Osmosis.
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Once it locates a threat, it reportedly uses radio frequencies to jam the drone.
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Many caveats apply, and the results involve radio frequencies long out of routine use.
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Cell phone carriers frequently change their radio frequencies, which allow calls to enter the system.
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Previous generations of cellular wireless technology, like 22015G and LTE, operate along lower radio frequencies.
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It also switched off dozens of radio frequencies on which American news services were broadcast.
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Corded landline phones don't emit radio frequencies like cellphones do, but cordless landline phones do.
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The Federal Communications Commission has begun auctioning U.S. rights to radio frequencies for 5G use.
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That's big, since the spectrum of radio frequencies that communication devices can use is finite.
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Another screen monitors the radio frequencies at which electromagnetic signals are detected on the ranch.
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Dish has been buying up spectrum, or radio frequencies that carry the data flowing through devices.
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Paramedics' radio frequencies were so clogged that some used cellphones to call ahead to emergency rooms.
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More broadly, the case is a reminder of the power of radio frequencies, Professor Wandt said.
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Currently the 28 countries in the European Union have different approaches to managing radio frequencies, creating discrepancies.
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This caused the cloud to once again shine at radio frequencies, as we reported back in 2015.
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He points to other transnational regulations—co-ordinating radio frequencies, for instance—which Britain will remain within.
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Flares are natural, but they can cause disturbances on Earth, especially with power transmission or radio frequencies.
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Because El Centro's radio frequencies were different from those of Dallas police, Abbott was forced to improvise.
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Once it locates a threat, it uses radio frequencies to jam the drone, C4ISR reported in May.
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Spectrum refers to the radio frequencies that wireless services use to transmit information all over the world.
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Specifically, the FCC allocates which radio frequencies companies can use to communicate with their vehicles during flight.
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EU lawmakers decided last week to free up 5G radio frequencies for a 20-year time period.
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Lumineye's device can detect humans through walls using radio frequencies Lumineye's device can detect humans through walls using radio frequencies Lumineye has just started its pilot programs, and recently spent a Saturday at a FEMA event testing out the the device's ability to detect people covered in rubble piles.
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The Mazda Miata MX-226 RF is noisy, but its name has nothing to do with radio frequencies.
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Under interim peace deals Israel has final say in allocating radio frequencies in the West Bank and Gaza.
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One issue is a lack of available spectrum, which refers to the radio frequencies allocated to wireless networks.
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Bannister and his team were then able to make follow-up observations at both optical and radio frequencies.
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Several more components from the study remain to be published, including detailed analyses on the radio frequencies tested.
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The area where the probe has landed faces away from Earth, meaning it is free from radio frequencies.
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Spectrum refers to the radio frequencies allocated in lots by governments to mobile network operators over the airwaves.
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Because this is academia, there's a committee for that: the National Academy of Sciences' Committee on Radio Frequencies (CORF!).
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In many states municipal and state-level police do not use the same radio frequencies and therefore cannot communicate.
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It's not practical to flood most spaces with radio frequencies across the spectrum that would interfere with screen emanations.
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For the first phase, LOFAR used low radio frequencies to observe about a quarter of the Northern Hemisphere's sky.
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It would also buy a block of wireless spectrum — the radio frequencies that wireless signals travel over — from Sprint.
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Not only do these satellites reflect light, they also emit radio frequencies — which a number of astronomers find troubling.
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She was charged in July with hiding foreign currency, illegally selling radio frequencies and land parcels, and embezzling state funds.
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The UCI reportedly caught Van den Driessche by using a computer that can read radio frequencies emitted by the motor.
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What's next: This fall, the World Radiocommunication Conference meets in Egypt to set global agreements around radio frequencies for 5G.
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The National Radio Astronomy Observatory has been talking with SpaceX about switching satellite communications to different radio frequencies, Nature reported.
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Hutchison will sell some radio frequencies and will also share or transfer several thousand mobile base station sites to Iliad.
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Communications satellites have already started to use some of CHIME's radio frequencies and Halpern expects more to come in soon.
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More likely, the cause was a device that emitted radio frequencies or electromagnetic pulses, which entered through the victims' ears.
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The government agency is responsible for allocating which radio frequencies the company can use in order to communicate with its satellites.
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Spectrum — or the radio frequencies used for transmitting voice and data signals over the air — is the lifeblood of wireless service.
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The work uses a type of RFID tag that's powered solely by radio frequencies that are emitted by an external reader.
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The more expensive versions have digital displays that detail the various radio frequencies detected and where they may be coming from.
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Different bands of spectrum -- ranges of radio frequencies -- are used right now to transmit audio, video and data by different groups.
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The International Telecommunications Union (ITU), the United Nations' agency for policing frequencies, provides recommendations for how radio frequencies should be distributed.
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Unfortunately, there is no where to move public safety radio frequencies as the spectrum available to public safety has been exhausted.
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Satellite operators are constantly fighting for access to certain bands of radio frequencies in order to communicate with their various technologies.
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Specifically, NTIA is tasked with mediating fights among federal agencies over spectrum — the invisible radio frequencies that wireless signals travel over.
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Specifically, NTIA is tasked with mediating fights among federal agencies over spectrum — the invisible radio frequencies that wireless signals travel over.
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These constellations will affect astronomy research — disrupting radio frequencies used for deep space observation and leaving bright streaks in telescope images.
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In part, the wide variation in speeds stems from the carriers' use of different radio frequencies to deliver their 5G services.
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Different bands of spectrum — ranges of radio frequencies — are used right now to transmit audio, video and data by different groups.
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Radar, a standard instrument on these planes, works at radio frequencies, which means it is reflected only from large drops of water.
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In fact, the hat may boost certain radio frequencies, which is OK because there's no such thing as mind-controlling waves anyway.
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President Trump on Thursday told the Commerce Department to help determine the future use of radio frequencies that power the mobile economy.
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Some are concerned that the radio frequencies these satellites will be transmitting on will also interfere with radio observations of the Universe.
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But that one can detect magnetic fields alone, and then electronic fields, and also radio frequencies depending on the settings you choose.
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The LiFi technology is described as using the visible light spectrum instead of radio frequencies to deliver high-speed wireless data communication.
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And these companies are fighting one another over the rights to use certain radio frequencies and areas of orbit for their constellations.
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It's been this way since the 1957 launch of Sputnik 1, which made use of two radio frequencies: 20.005 and 40.01 MHz.
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Auctions where telecom companies bid 5G radio frequencies have helped countries raise billions from firms seeking to gain a footing in the space.
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Freevolt takes radio frequency charging a step further, creating power using existing radio frequencies in the air, rather than with a charging transmitter.
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The sensors would be attached to products and rely on a variety of technology, like radio frequencies, Bluetooth, conventional barcodes, and RFID tags.
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The most popular methods of drone detection were radar, locating the radio frequencies used by drones, and watching out for them with cameras.
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And it is not enough to jam some radio frequencies because modern drones were not always radio-controlled like old-fashioned model aircraft.
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But details of the agreement, circulated in Ghana, include giving Americans access to Ghanaian radio frequencies and an airport runway among other things.
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We listen to various radio frequencies, monitor five news channels at a time and communicate with federal and city agencies over the telephone.
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Instead of using wires, Digital Ally's director of engineering, Steve Phillips, decided that radio frequencies would work better to send electricity into a target.
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For both its launches and landings, SpaceX must get a license from the FCC to use certain radio frequencies to communicate with the rocket.
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There's also two independent safety systems on separate radio frequencies, which will allow two different operators to brake or cut the engine if required.
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Ofcom considers this good news, because illegal broadcasters could interfere with radio frequencies used by emergency services and air traffic control, a spokesman said.
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While federal regulations protect certain radio frequencies for such research, OneWeb and SpaceX both plan to transmit signals near one of those protected bands.
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The new emergency response centers have their own wireless radio frequencies to more easily receive direct updates on floods, earthquakes and other disasters, he said.
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The prospect of further spending to buy radio frequencies for the deployment of the fifth-generation of mobile technology is also weighing on telecoms stocks.
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Defense systems cannot simply block radio frequencies used to control drones, or GPS signals that the devices use to navigate, because of regulations, Moore said.
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Recently, the FCC closed its first ever "incentive auction" of spectrum – the electromagnetic radio frequencies used to transmit sound, data, and video across the country.
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In contrast, the sensors at Dancing Crow employ unoccupied slices of the UHF and VHF radio frequencies used for TV broadcasts, slotting data between channels.
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Broadcast stations previously agreed to give up spectrum, the radio frequencies that carry wireless data, in exchange for a payout from the Federal Communications Commission.
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Radar emits radio frequencies to gather information, whereas LIDAR uses lasers to collect data through lightwaves that project a 360-degree view around the car.
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The filing is for a "music streaming device" that operates in a variety of radio frequencies, including the 2.4 GHz range typically used for WiFi.
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Of the 13 new FRBs, seven of them were, unexpectedly, detected at 400 megahertz (MHz), the lowest radio frequencies measured so far for these bursts.
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After the ambush, American units in the region were forced to change radio frequencies because communications equipment was missing and believed compromised by enemy forces.
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Anders Ahlbom, a senior professor at the Karolinska Institute in Sweden, was originally invited to chair the working group on electromagnetic radio frequencies in May 2011.
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But the Federal Communications Commission — the agency tasked with authorizing new devices using radio frequencies — is on furlough along with the rest of the federal government.
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All US satellites need approval from the Federal Communications Commission, as the FCC allocates which radio frequencies a company can use to communicate with a spacecraft.
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How it will work: With the help of the $7 billion auction proceeds, AT&T will build the nationwide network using the set-aside radio-frequencies.
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Mesh network: Startup goTenna makes a small antenna that can connect with devices such as phones, laptops and other antennas several miles away over radio frequencies.
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The law originally set a 2015 deadline for positive train control, which uses sensors both on the trains and along the tracks, communicating by radio frequencies.
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"They began by shutting off the power in the places where they detected the strongest reading for interfering radio frequencies," said Chris Eck, a company spokesman.
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Russia is monitoring and suppressing radio frequencies used by NATO pilots over the Baltic Sea and is using commercial and scientific ships for surveillance, the report said.
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In fact, there is only a small — and finite — spectrum of radio frequencies that companies can use, and a lot of companies want access to this spectrum.
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Emergency Action Messages (EAMs) remain in widespread use, and can routinely be heard on "numbers stations," radio frequencies which read out coded messages to aircraft and submarines.
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Even in this catastrophe, the police and firefighters operated on separate radio frequencies, replicating the laddish rivalries that prevailed after a 1993 bombing at the trade center.
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The department is pushing T-Mobile and Sprint to sell a prepaid mobile service and valuable radio frequencies that carry data to wireless devices, the people said.
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Measures taken to deceive NATO, the C.I.A. report said, included leaking fake information on Soviet radio frequencies monitored by the West and planting disinformation through human agents.
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Another major breakthrough that Miller boasts is that these satellites will communicate with phones using the same radio frequencies that are already allocated for cell service providers.
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The Energous Corporation's Watt Up device lets users charge their electronics, regardless of the manufacturer, without being connected to the charger through the use of radio frequencies.
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Their job is particularly tricky because radio frequencies are messy, with lots of different technologies and natural phenomena operating in a highly crowded space on the spectrum.
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The problem is that the FCC now becomes the gatekeeper for all things related to satellites, extending to many checkboxes that have nothing to do with radio frequencies.
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There are also anti-drone guns that jam all possible radio frequencies a drone can use to communicate with the operator, forcing it to land or return home.
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The Meraki repeaters are preconfigured to a maximum 30 dB signal strength, the FCC cutoff designed to keep radio frequencies clear for aviation and point of sale devices.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has proposed a $85033,000 fine for a man who allegedly broadcast fake and threatening messages on the New York Police Department's radio frequencies.
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Dotting them throughout neighborhoods is necessary for full coverage, they say, because the new 21G signals do not travel as far as the radio frequencies now in use.
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The Dish Network founder spent $20 billion over the years buying vast hunks of wireless spectrum, the radio frequencies that carry cellular signals — but never explained his plans.
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It noted that pre-cancerous legions on the heart and brain of male rats studied are "considered likely" the result of whole body exposure to cellphone radio frequencies.
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Her main project is tweaking a machine called Orca, which emits radio frequencies that reduce the monsters from raging whirlwinds of destruction to much more docile (if enormous) beasts.
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The International Telecommunication Union (ITU), a UN agency, responsible among other things for allocating radio frequencies in space, acts as a clearing-house for information on satellites in orbit.
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To send a satellite to orbit, a company needs a license from the Federal Communications Commission, which dictates the radio frequencies companies can use to communicate with their spacecraft.
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Aside from streamlining the launch licensing process, companies are also calling for an easier way to get access to the radio frequencies they need to communicate with their satellites.
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Locating migrants adrift is like finding a needle in a haystack, but on the night of July 16 the crew say they got lucky as they scanned radio frequencies.
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US satellite companies need licenses from the Federal Communications Commission, for instance, in order to reserve a small amount of radio frequencies needed to communicate with their space probes.
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"They began by shutting off the power in the places where they detected the strongest reading for interfering radio frequencies," FirstEnergy spokesperson Chris Eck told the New York Times.
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Germany's 5G spectrum auction began on Tuesday — a process in which carriers bid for certain radio frequencies in order to provide the new version of high-speed mobile internet.
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If you don't want to shell out the dough for a fancy case, you can always put your cellphone in airplane mode to reduce the radio frequencies it emits.
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It's not clear Russia will have a national 5G network, using Chinese or Western equipment, as the military has so far declined to free up the necessary radio frequencies.
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This year the FCC auctioned off 24-gigahertz radio frequencies for 5G transmissions, perilously close to the 23.8-gigahertz frequency at which water vapor molecules vibrate in the atmosphere.
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"It's interesting because it was seen down to lower radio frequencies than we've seen an FRB before," astronomer Emily Petroff from ASTRON, the Netherlands Institute for Radio Astronomy, told Gizmodo.
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And just last week, the company submitted another request to an international regulator, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), asking for radio frequencies to communicate with an additional 30,000 Starlink satellites.
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The radio frequencies for 5G may be auctioned next year and telecom providers will need a fibre backbone connecting the cell sites to begin building the mobile networks around 2020.
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Edinburgh-based pureLiFi said in a statement the funding would support development and commercialization of LiFi, which uses visible light instead of radio frequencies to deliver high-speed wireless data.
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Because the far side of the moon is free from interference from radio frequencies, the mission requires a relay satellite to transmit signals that was launched into place this year.
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FCC officials are currently running an auction to buy spectrum from broadcasters and sell it wireless providers and other buyers — and repackage the assignment of radio frequencies in the process.
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A big infrastructure upgrade is needed: Networks will need a lot of new radio frequencies (allocated by governments) that will be transmitted by hundreds of thousands of new small antennas.
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Another was that the human body acts like a sponge for many radio frequencies, blocking communication between the device in your left ear and the phone in your right pocket.
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In other words, 5G will continue using the same radio frequencies that have been used for decades for broadcast radio and television, satellite communications, mobile services, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.
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Capable of five hours of continuous use, the device has a range of 400 meters and jams ISM bands (radio frequencies reserved for industrial, scientific and medical devices) and GPS signals.
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The two technologies operate using different radio frequencies, but they both let you charge a device from a distance, transmitting power over the air without using cables or inductive charging coils.
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This week, Pai will reportedly announce the FCC's plans to move forward with a C-Band auction, which will re-align the radio frequencies to power Wi-Fi and 5G infrastructure.
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The U.S. Navy has funded research on a nonlethal weapon that uses radio frequencies to "interrupt the normal process of human hearing and equilibrium" to cause instant and extreme motion sickness.
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The prospect of further spending needed to buy radio frequencies for the deployment of the fifth-generation of mobile technology, or 5G, is also weighing on investors' sentiment towards telecoms stocks.
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NS), India's biggest mobile phone networks operator, has agreed to pay 44.28 billion rupees ($664 million) to Videocon Telecommunications for radio frequencies in six service areas, trumping rival Idea Cellular's IDEA.
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Similar radio problems have surfaced in cities like Washington, and bombings targeting trains in Madrid in 2004 and London in 2005 highlighted coordination issues between emergency responders using different radio frequencies.
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Silicon is a crystal and that's the basis of all technology, so I used my background to study electronic circuits and look at antennas and radio frequencies to come up with it.
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"Yes, these estimates were mentioned in the FSB's letter," Alexander Ponkin, director of the ministry's Department for Regulating Radio Frequencies and Communications Networks, told Reuters when asked about the 10 percent figure.
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The weapon, which allows the US to cheaply eliminate hostile drones without relying on more expensive air-defense assets like missiles, has the ability to jam a drone's signal using radio frequencies.
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U.S. troops would be given access to the country's radio frequencies and one airport runway, as well as have immunity and receive tax exemptions for military equipment imports, according to the Times.
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According to the project's GitHub documentation, you'll need a computer (duh), a TV satellite dish, a receiver, and a Software-Defined Radio (SDR) USB stick that allows your computer to receive radio frequencies.
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Unlike easily interceptable radio frequencies, commonly used to track animals in other parks, the smart park's signals are sent on a closed network across multiple frequencies, making the network more difficult to access.
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A team member then turned on the "Spirit Box," an electronic device that's supposed to scan radio frequencies along with a unique synthetic noise that enables spirits to communicate in their own voices.
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South Korea jams most North Korean radio frequencies but Pyongyang-based Voice of Korea broadcasts on shortwave signals which can be picked up far beyond the Korean peninsula, and are difficult to jam.
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Jamming is the intentional disruption of radio frequencies to interfere with legitimate communications, and it is generally banned and subject to heavy penalties in the U.S. outside of limited use by federal agencies.
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These telescopes look like giant satellite dishes, and rather than picking up visible light like the telescopes you may have used in a backyard, they're sensitive to radio frequencies, which our eyes can't see.
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While Johnson is standing by his products—which he claims utilize "form radio frequencies called scalar waves" to protect users from UV rays—a cursory look at his record proves he's full of shit.
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L) as the only other mobile network operators in Italy and to address the concerns Hutchison and Vimpelcom have offered to sell some radio frequencies and infrastructure assets to French telecoms operator Iliad (ILD.
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"The audio is a mix of the ambient natural surroundings and recordings from a custom device I created that scans through radio frequencies in sync with my heart rate," Roth explains to The Creators Project.
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Since the higher power Energous and Ossia technologies use the same radio frequencies as Wi-Fi, one would hope that there are no health impacts — but there are surprisingly few scientific answers to this question.
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Whenever US commercial companies want to send a satellite into orbit, they must apply for a license with the Federal Communications Commission, to get access to the radio frequencies needed to communicate with the satellite.
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And last November, the astronomer Jason Hessels (with Spitler and others) noticed something else strange: Each split-second burst actually contains a few sub-bursts that, without fail, shift downward from higher to lower radio frequencies.
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"Different emission mechanisms expect that FRBs will be emitted within a certain range of radio frequencies, much like a light bulb cannot emit X-rays or a microwave oven cannot emit ultraviolet light," Tendulkar told Gizmodo.
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The study partially supports a 2011 finding from the World Health Organization, which led the group to classify the radio frequencies regularly emitted by mobile phones in the same group as other potentially cancer-causing substances.
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When the Army took over the studio to make training and propaganda films, from 1942 to 1970, officials installed metal Faraday shielding "to block radio frequencies so the Germans couldn't bug the room," Mr. Romano said.
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Claim that a bottle of water somehow harnesses proprietary radio frequencies to protect skin from the sun with each sip and sell it to unsuspecting sun worshippers for $30, however, and things veer straight into fraud territory.
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However, it soon emerged after the launch that Swarm had been denied a license for the satellites by the FCC, which is responsible for designating which radio frequencies US companies can use to communicate with their spacecraft.
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Bharti Airtel gained 4 percent after the company said on Friday it had agreed to pay Aircel $526 million for radio frequencies in eight service areas, to make its fourth-generation mobile broadband services available across India.
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The inventor and other residents of his home had no idea that the device was wreaking havoc on the neighborhood, he said, until Mr. Glassburn and a volunteer with expertise in radio frequencies knocked on the door.
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It powers its devices with what's known as nano-watt RF energy harvesting, meaning it captures energy from radio frequencies as devices all around emit them, such as when someone uses a smartphone to send a text.
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Most internet signals today are transmitted at high rates through wired optical fiber networks — which require expensive infrastructure — or at lower rates through wireless radio frequencies, which are limited in bandwidth, subject to regulations and vulnerable to interception.
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Strictly speaking, 5G is a set of technical ground rules that define the workings of a cellular network, including the radio frequencies used and how various components like computer chips and antennas handle radio signals and exchange data.
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Image: ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO), M. Cordiner, NASA/CUA; Derek Demeter, Emil Buehler PlanetariumThe Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) in Chile took detailed observations of 46P/Wirtanen in the radio frequencies, mainly the innermost piece called the nucleus.
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AS), formerly known as VimpelCom, won the European Commission's approval for their Wind Tre joint venture two years ago after agreeing to sell radio frequencies, and transfer or share mobile base station sites to help French maverick Iliad (ILD.PA).
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The agreement on rules of behavior for air-to-air encounters signed last year was broad in scope, addressing everything from the correct radio frequencies to use during distress calls to the wrong physical behaviors to use during crises.
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Dish's results are closely watched because in recent years, the company has amassed spectrum, or radio frequencies that carry the growing amounts of data flowing through devices, and is widely considered by industry watchers to be an acquisition target.
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In 503 it bought Alpental Technologies, a startup which was developing a cheap, high-speed communications service using extremely high radio frequencies, known as "millimetre wave" (mmWave), the spectrum bands above 250 gigahertz where most of 25G is expected to live.
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Facebook's new detector is able to achieve fast data rates of two gigabits per second — several orders of magnitude higher than those from radio frequencies — because light has a higher frequency than radio waves, and because the fluorescence process is fast.
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NEW DELHI, April 8 (Reuters) - Indian telecommunications giant Bharti Airtel Ltd said on Friday it had agreed to pay Aircel 35 billion rupees ($526 million) for radio frequencies in eight service areas, to make its 4G mobile broadband services available across India.
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The gritty details: In March, the FCC began auctioning off spectrum in the 25 gigahertz (GHz) band of radio frequencies, which are high-frequency microwave licenses to be used in delivering the 5G services all the nation's carriers are vying to deploy.
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While commercial airliner on-board systems remained out of his direct reach, Santamara warns the access he gained gave him the hypothetical power to damage specific parts of an aircraft as satellite communications technology allowed the transfer of energy via radio frequencies.
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The FCC, for example, is considering expanding licenses that essentially grant limited monopolies in mid-band spectrum (a section of radio frequencies previously reserved for satellite transmission of TV and radio programs) over large areas for 10 years and on a renewable basis.
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The company is also planning a Pro version for release next year, which will enable users of special licensed radio frequencies, like police, military, and commercial users, to mesh over channels with fewer restrictions on features like power wattage, meaning a wider range.
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The logic goes that if you're planning to launch an object into space, then surely you're planning to communicate with it somehow — whether by beaming up commands or beaming down data — and this requires the use of radio frequencies, which are coordinated by the FCC.
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According to Reuters, if Amazon were to buy Boost, that would let Amazon use the combined company's wireless network for six years, and Amazon is also interested in acquiring any wireless spectrum — radio frequencies that transmit sound, data, and video — that the combined company divests.
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President Trump and his top telecom regulator will announce plans today to unleash the largest-ever swath of radio frequencies in the U.S. and a $20 billion fund to help wireless companies to keep pace with global rivals — specifically China — in the 5G race.
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Shriharsh Tendulkar, an astronomer from the McGill Space Institute and a co-author of the new study, said radio frequencies help scientists understand possible emission mechanisms, or processes, of FRBs, and also the effects that the radio waves encounter as they travel through space.
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Wiliot nabs $30M from Amazon, Avery Dennison, Samsung for a chip that runs on power from ambient radio frequencies Wiliot makes semiconductors that harness ambient nanowatts of electromagnetic energy from cellular, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth networks to work without batteries or other traditional wired power sources.
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The postage stamp-sized chip from Wiliot is able to harvest energy from the ambient radio frequencies around us, such as Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and cellular signals, and use them to power a Bluetooth-equipped ARM processor that can be connected to a variety of sensors.
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Today, that company, goTenna, is taking off, powered by an early device it created that pairs with a cell phone via Bluetooth to transmit messages using radio frequencies, along with a newer version of the device that allows them to create a kind of mesh network.
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The deal clinched in the early hours of Wednesday after 12 hours of negotiations is part of a wider overhaul of the bloc's 15-year-old telecoms laws to encourage operators to invest in fiber broadband networks and open up radio frequencies for next-generation 5G services.
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Over the last few years, Ergen has spent nearly $20 billion buying up unused spectrum — the radio frequencies that telecommunications companies use to build wireless networks — racking up more than $15 billion in debt on Dish's balance sheet, or more than seven times its cash position.
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Barack Obama talking on the phone on a plane in 2008 | Image: GettyFederal Communication Commission ban certain radio frequencies on airplanes, meaning traditional voice calls are prohibited, but Thursday, the Department of Transportation proposed the consumer should decide whether it's OK to make wi-fi calls on planes.
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Sonic Boom In discussing the health problems that have afflicted U.S. officials in Cuba, Adam Entous and Jon Lee Anderson explain the theory that "the cause was a device that emitted radio frequencies or electromagnetic pulses" to create cavitation, or bubbling, in the inner ear ("Havana Syndrome," November 19th).
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ISIS would benefit from knowing the exact day the offensive will begin, the roads coalition troops will take into Mosul, the radio frequencies they'll use to communicate, the buildings they plan to target, and other details about how the US and its allies hope to conquer the city.
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When goTenna put out their Mesh device The Mesh works a lot like the original goTenna, which pairs to your phone using Bluetooth, then uses walkie-talkie radio frequencies to send text communications (no cell network necessary) to another device paired to someone else's phone — perhaps a mile or two away.
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Authorities asked the public's help to listen to the radio frequencies Earhart had been using on her trip following her disappearance on July 2, 1937 during a flight from Papua New Guinea to Howland Island as she attempted to become the first women to travel around the world, according to TIGHAR.
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That means for carriers like AT&T and especially Verizon (which exclusively uses mmWave frequencies on its 5G network), MediaTek's chip isn't really an option, because in order to deliver optimal data speeds, 5G modems and their antennas often need to be tuned for a specific set of radio frequencies.
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" By the 230 iteration — which arrived long after the memeification of the toy's notorious malfunctions and bugs, such as their ability to interfere with radio frequencies or spontaneously change tone of voice — it made sense to Hasbro subsidiary Tiger Electronics to change the tagline again to "A mind of its own.
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He knew how to (1) fire up the Q400 aircraft engines, (2) he was familiar with standard SeaTac airport procedures and radio frequencies, (3) he could operate the aircraft along the airport taxiways, (4) he knew how to configure the airplane for takeoff, and (5) he appears to have been a competent pilot.
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Typically these sensors would also depend on prohibitively expensive, custom-built cellular base stations for connectivity, but the Microsoft project hopes to extend the range of these sensors cheaply by using unoccupied portions of the old UHF and VHF radio frequencies to transmit large amounts of data using old school TV antennas.
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These picked up on a variety of signals that might be traveling along with the jammer: the list of wi-fi networks and Bluetooth connections a device was programmed to look for; broadcasts being made on radio frequencies typically used by law enforcement and security guards; and the signals sent by tire pressure monitoring systems.
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A new patent filing by Apple indicates that the company is investigating the possibility of one day wirelessly charging devices over a variety of radio frequencies, including cellular (between 700 MHz and 2700 MHz), Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz), and millimeter wave (between 10 GHz and 400 GHz), as spotted by Apple Insider.
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The Dronegun looks like some sort of futuristic sci-fi weapon ripped straight out of the hands of a space marine, but in reality it simply jams all possible radio frequencies a drone can use to communicate with the operator, causing it to either return to its origin or immediately land (depending on the particular drone in question).
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When she wasn't pouting for the camera, Ms. LAMARR was an inventor, and she and a friend created a secret communications system that changed radio frequencies to keep the Nazis from intercepting the Allies' codes during World War II. The system she invented was later used to help develop technology to maintain the security of your cellphones.
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Today's tidbit comes from New Zealand, home of good things like Lorde and indeed the Lord of the Rings films, where an intrepid hacker has been playing NWA's protest anthem "Fuck tha Police" (as well as a Rage Against the Machine cover) on a loop over police radio frequencies, ergo forcing cops to listen to a song about how institutionally terrible the LAPD were.
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"The documents included, among other things: classified air traffic control documents that describe call signs, aircraft types, route points, directives, mission procedures, and radio frequencies; the US military's 'weapons file,' which describes all the armament capabilities of the US armed forces; details about a sensitive mobile airspace management system used by the US military; and documents containing personally identifiable information of US service members," a statement by the Justice Department read.
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Here on Earth, governments could create more radio quiet zones like the kind around the National Radio Astronomy Observatory in Green Bank, West Virginia, but even then we might miss a message from ET. The Earth's atmosphere starts to block out radio frequencies as you move away from a relatively narrow frequency band called the "microwave window," so unless ET happens to be transmitting on one of those frequencies we'd struggle to hear it.
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