NASA Ships Heartbeat-Detecting Tech to Help Find Turkey Earthquake Survivors
This tool uses microwave radar to pick up on just a millimeter of movement, which is vital for finding survivors under rubble or avalanches.
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This tool uses microwave radar to pick up on just a millimeter of movement, which is vital for finding survivors under rubble or avalanches.
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NASA-developed technology that remotely detects tiny motions of the body caused by basic processes necessary for life will help with disaster relief in earthquake-stricken Turkey.