Revista de Métodos de Diagnóstico Médico
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Advocacy for Extension of Microwave and Infrared to Detect the Brain Activities

Cai ZJ

Microwaves and infrareds have been employed as non invasive tools to image brain structures. Herein I present a case report that, with microwaves or infrareds, the US satellites have acquired the ability to trace the individual persons on the ground on their acoustic activities, and even plausibly their brain activities. Therefore, it is herein suggested that, to decrease down the pulse energy to the brain level while increase the size and sensitivity of antenna, it would also be possible for companies to make the microwave-induced thermoacoustic detector on brain activities.