Sonic Weapons

http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/spanish/science/newsid_7242000/7242110.stm

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Crean el “Mosquito” para ahuyentar jóvenes
Redacción BBC Mundo

Jóvenes afectados por la emisión de sonido de una alarma “Mosquito”
La alarma fue inventada para combatir conductas antisociales.

Si usted es mayor de 25 años podrá estar expuesto a la picadura de los mosquitos, pero completamente libre del insoportable sonido del “Mosquito”.

Y es que el […]

http://www.midigun.com/midiGunchart.htm

The “midiGun” is a novel handheld midi controller. This gun shaped interface was especially designed to remotely control real time music softwares, including Ableton LIVE, Traktor DJ

The “midiGun” simultaneously replaces the classical DJ mixer and the keyboard. Because of its practical shape and easily accessible knobs, buttons and sensors, the “midiGun” is very easy to […]

Via: http://blog.wired.com/defense/2007/12/light-sound-new.html

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Light + Sound = New Weapon
By Sharon Weinberger
December 12, 2007

Sheriff Military funded researchers are preparing to test a nonlethal weapon that combines light and sound. Nicholas C. Nicholas, chief scientist of Penn State’s Applied Research Laboratory, told an audience yesterday at a nonlethal weapons conference that in the first half of next year, the […]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/3087674.stm

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Organ music ‘instils religious feelings’
By Jonathan Amos
BBC News Online science staff, in Salford

People who experience a sense of spirituality in church may be reacting to the extreme bass sound produced by some organ pipes.

Many churches and cathedrals have organ pipes that are so long they emit infrasound which at a frequency lower […]

http://blog.wired.com/defense/2007/03/zapping_through.html

Zapping Through The Walls
By David Hambling EmailMarch 09, 2007

The Vomit beam which Sharon described earlier this week is a somewhat repulsive nonlethal weapon concept with the major tactical advantage that it will work through walls. (If it works at all - it is still highly unproven).

This is not the first time the Pentagon has sought […]

http://www.futurehorizons.net/sonic.htm

Handheld device creates an invisible ultrasonic force field of high powered sound waves capable of inducing intense pain and discomfort in any attacker. This high power model uses an array of 6 ultrasonic transducers for 6 times more sound intensity compared to our standard model! This unit also has its own on board microcontroller to […]

http://www.futurehorizons.net/sonic.htm

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Sonic Devestator- This handheld space age weapon of the future is powered by (2) 9 volt batteries conatined within the handle. It is capable of emitting intense ultrasonic blasts from its output transducer. The sonic blast is capable of inducing intense pain and discomfort in humans and animals It is effective for approximately 20ft but […]

Comments in forums of the television series Lost

http://www.losttv-forum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=31980

ACOUSTIC WEAPONS! Arms for crowd control and invisible fencing Acoustic frequencies could be used to guard sensitive facilities, rescue hostages, clear paths for military convoys, disperse crowds, or target individuals. Status: Prototypes exist. [labels] Acoustic frequencies can penetrate buildings Acoustic “gun” mounted on humvee Sonic “speakers”

Acoustic fencing An […]

http://www.europa-universalis.com/forum/showthread.php?t=339453

A principios de los ‘40, el doctor Richard Wallauschek desarrolló un arma revolucionaria a la que denominó “cañón sónico”. Estaba formado por dos reflectores parabólicos conectados por varios tubos que formaban una cámara de disparo. A través de los tubos entraba en la cámara una mezcla de oxígeno y metano que era detonada de forma […]

Full text from: http://home.online.no/~janbruun/writings/woodard.html

Dreamachines, Wishing Machines or Feraliminal Lycanthropizers, anyone?
Interview with David Woodard, by JR Bruun

Photos: 1: The Feraliminal Lycanthropizer. 2: David Woodard with William S. Burroughs in Lawrence, Kansas, photo by John Aes-Nihil.

It’s a blazing hot September day in Los Angeles. I’m visting my old friend John Aes-Nihil of the notorious Archives of […]