Germans Used Microwaves To Combat Typhus In WWII

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Germans Used Microwaves To Combat Typhus In WWII

 

 

Origin. Paranormal_Research

sender's name: Dan Original sender's address: granadahills2...

Strange story on the use of "shortwave" frequencies and "microwave" for germs . "In 1936, German technicians had noticed that high frequency radio waves produced by a large transmitter tube used to broadcast the Olympic Games from Berlin that year incidentally killed all nearby insects. Spurred by this, the Siemens-Schuckertwerke (Siemens-Schuckert works), together with the Reich Biology Institute in Dahlem, conducted tests on pest eradication using the high-frequency field of an electron tube...... After a pass through the ultra-shortwave field, which takes eleven to twelve seconds, all vermin as well as bacteria, germs, brood and nits are killed, and, given non-stop operation, 13,000 to 15,000 pieces of clothing can be sterilized per day." (you can listen to your favorite shortwave show and kill germs heh, heh) for the rest of the story ... http://rense.com/general67/mci.htm