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The Deadly Alphabet Soup That Is Indias Defence Acquisition Procedure Service officers and defence ministry officials concede that the ‘alphabetic morse code’ that comprises communications with vendors pose a ‘formidable comprehensible’ challenge even to themselves. Representative image of government files. Photo: Indi Samarajiva/Flickr CC BY 2.0 Security19/Jan/2021 Every day we are assaulted by a miasma of bewildering acronyms and abbreviations in official documents, newspa...

Photo Credit: Alpine Advanced Materials Alpine Advanced Materials (Dallas, Texas, U.S.) reported in October that it has completed Electromagnetic Interference (EMI) testing on HX5 — a lightweight military aviation grade thermoplastic nanocomposite material — and found it to have exceptional attenuation when bare or plated with various thicknesses of nickel and copper. The highly engineered HX5 has already demonstrated its strength and performance for use in complex components, says the c...

Spir spir experiments and see which plants will grow. there is a long to-do list for the lunar rover. china is up to the task. it will listen to the sounds of deep space which china says it can do better on the far side of the moon because there is no electromagnetic interference from earth. this is a signal to the rest of the world that china wants to take a lead in exploring space, not only the moon, but mars moving forward. >> a trade war and space race. good stuff. matt rivers, thank you. ...

That planes fly through radar waves sometimes very close to the source and the airplane has to withstand and this test of the test compared to those threat levels the radiation coming from a phone is ridiculously low. what about hospitals why are there still signs banning the use of mobile phones. and often the radios in the nurses office cause much more interference than the modern phones visitors have. nowadays almost all medical devices have shielding to protect them from electromagnetic inte...

clouds of tear gas in the streets of cairo again as police battle protesters, well take you right into the middle of the clashes, im wolf blitzer, youre in the "situation room." a day after the republican candidates sparred and cnns national security debate. mitt romney is back out there on the campaign trail. he picked up a new endorsement today in iowa. key conservatives have already held secret talks there. end of fining alternative candidate for the support. cnn joe johns is tracki...

>> reporter: that seems to be the hypothesis going into the ten month study though a preliminary part of the study by the transportation department released in august did not find any electronic flaws in the toyotas that have been accelerating, seemingly on their own and the results come out later this afternoon and transportation officials looking into unintended acceleration, 3,000 reports of runaway toyota over the past decade reports of 93 deaths, but the department of transportation only co...

Adam, what can nasa do about this? >> some people might say this is not rocket science but perhaps it might be rocket science. nasa actually has the expertise to look at all kinds of electronic components in the acceleration system, and thats what nasa is going to do, but its not just nasa, martha. theyre also enlisting the national academy of sciences and both of these studies are going to be separate but theyre going to be the same kind of study focusing on whether solar flares or other possib...

Find any kind of electromagnetic interference kind of like old honeymooners thing to the moon alice. just cant figure it out. >> all right adam thank you. youve heard about them before the westborough baptist church making headlines for years by holding protests at the funerals of our fallen troops. now a new controversy is brewing. why one dead marines father has been ordered to pay this so-called churchs legal cost. plus new details on the death of a prom innocent rancher -- prominent rancher ...

Last decade or so. sneaky engineers introduced transdo you sayers and computer ships. now when -- chips. now you actually send out an electronic signal to open the gas. there are things that can interfere with that, electromagnetic interference, emi. there are a lot of places that different instrumentation and outside radiation that causes interference. nasa has several emi labs, one in cleveland, one in huntsville and other place. they do a good job. >> shepard: think of it like this. first of ...

Industry and as you said, the good old days, you used to have a little cable after you pushed the accelerator on the other side of the fire wall, that went to the carburetor, that was the throttle control. now its electronics. so the national academy of sciences is going to look at the entire systems, whether theres electromagnetic interference or something electronic going on with the cars throughout the united states. martha: for those who suffer through the problems and had issues, they might...