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Comments on Terahertz Remote Sensing Detectors
See through walls, containers and clothes from hundreds of feet away - and identify the unique signature of different substances. (Read
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| "What about that viewing technology used in the horrible scifi movie 'The Core'?
'Keyes develops a means of using MRI-like technology to help visualize their way through solid rock.'
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Core" (Fortigurn 7/13/2010 3:52:43 AM) |
| "Small nit: Spacehounds of IPC was written by E.E."Doc" Smith. Sorry for any confusion." (Winchell Chung 7/13/2010 9:12:12 AM) |
| "Thanks for proofreading; hopefully readers know that all errors in these articles are my own. I was writing two articles at the same time; the other referred to a work by Campbell that was almost the same year. " (Bill Christensen 7/13/2010 12:05:13 PM) |
| "Sounds like this could work as an explosives detector." (Peter Jacobs 7/15/2010 3:37:50 PM) |
| "I think that is one of the intended uses for the device. In theory, you could detect a problem even before the suspect drove into the parking lot of your facility. Or look into the containers on a container ship before it even unloads them." (bill Christensen 7/18/2010 2:46:18 PM) |
| "With luck, the tech will prove valid. Then maybe it can be reduced to the point of Helo or Truck mounting. It'd be nice to find the IED, and the house that made it." (Dewtey 7/21/2010 7:27:14 AM) |
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