Pandora's Box
Near the end of the Second World War, some found
themselves in harm's
way of radar and heard noises in their heads. It
was deduced from
these observations that audio could be transmitted into
persons minds
in this way, by some form of modulated radio or
microwave
radiation. In the early 1960's an attack on the
American embassy
in Moscow with high power microwave radiation injured
embassy
personnel. Whatever development had been
done previously in
these matters, the seriousness of these attacks created
great concern
that the Soviets might be far ahead of American in all
these
technologies. CIA research under projects named
Pandora and
others are alleged to have developed these into useful
technologies.
We also have this technology verified from the
source. An Army
Intelligence document obtained under the Freedom of
Information Act
indicates that the ability to project voices into
people's heads by
means of a technology they called microwave hearing had
been well
established for years. Based on the principle of
thermoelastic
expansion of the brain, microwaves pulses modulated at
2.45GHz are
alleged to project the desired audio.
However, their description of the technology leaves
questions.
Plausibly, the head would first act as an antenna.
The actual
frequency of operation then would be optimal for a head
diameter of
one-quarter to one-half of optimal transmission
wavelength. Adult
heads seem to be in the range of 7 to 8 inches.
Assuming a range
of 6 to 8 inches to include some juvenile heads the
frequency range
would be 731.25MHz to 975MHz for the half-wavelength
assumption and
half that
range or 365.6MHz to 487.5MHz for a quarter-wavelength
assumption. Aside from questions about the
operating frequency
range, the
pulse modulation technique described may also be
suspect. The
demodulation method specified infers the expansion and
contraction of
brain tissue due to heating effects which creates sound
inside the
skull which are normally picked up by the ears.
Based on this
description it seems that AM modulation/demodulation
would seem to the
best transmission method and the most plausible in the
context of a
long-known technology. Newer density modulation
methods such as
pulse-width modulation are more complicated and would
not date the
technology as old as some of the other statements made
would infer.
The presence of the UHF TV band in the range of
plausible frequencies
might answer a misgiving that may hinder belief in the
existence of the
technology.
Because although television video is amplitude modulated
the audio is
frequency modulated. If the technology were only
operated in the
UHF television band the accidental hearing of a TV
broadcast would not
be comprehensible. Before this argument would
arise, the issue
that commercial broadcasts are received at levels well
below that
required to heat the brain for this effect would answer
other
objections.
Amplitude
Modulation (AM)
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Top:
Original
modulating signal and recovered signal after
demodulation.
Bottom: amplitude-modulated signal
showing envelope in red which
follows the signal transmitted.
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If the substance of this description contains
disinformation, it is
possible, though less likely, that the general method is
misrepresented
as well. It even may be a technological cover for
the covert use
of
the occult; though it is more likely that the documents
purpose may
have been to explain a
technology well enough to get funding without disclosing
its
details. Perhaps all we know is that the
technology or activity
exists.
Finally, remember these device's dangers.
The fact that this technology comes to the target in a
way that could
be misrepresented as mental-illness brings subterfuge
suitable to
devious operations:
- Susceptible individuals can be manipulated on
false
religious pretexts,
- Witnesses can be discredited,
- Extortion can be conducted anonymously
- Long term harassment of targets can proceed
on the
basis of the silence necessary to keep their
reputation of sanity.
As a result, the possibility that some may use the
existence of this
technology as a rationalization for mental-illness
should not become a
pretext to allow domestic abuse of any such invisible
technology.
Neither should national security become that
pretext.. Likely
international knowledge of this technology among all
capable
intelligence powers renders pretexts of national
security void, because
use on domestics is the only secret that would actually
be kept.
Stop the tyranny!
1United States Army
Intelligence and Security
Command, "Bioeffects of Selected
Nonlethal weapons," released Dec 13,
2006 under FOIA
request. archive
Document History
November 30, 2011 Created.
November 4, 2013 Corrected misdirected link from
political home
page and some grammar.
