Aus Archivmaterial der NASA ist bekannt geworden, daß man dort bereits seit 1980 über die Zusammenhänge Tinnitus und EMF von 0,4 bis 3 GHz einer bestimmten Pulscharakteristik informiert war. Ist es ein Zufall, dass bei den Telekommunikationstechnologien gerade die Pulscharakteristika ausgewählt wurden, die zu Tinnituserscheinungen führen?

In Deutschland werden nach Berichten aus Fachkreisen zur Zeit jährlich ca. 10 Millionen Tinnitusneuerkrankungen registriert. In der EU haben nach Veröffentlichungen des Europäischen Parlamentes ca. 80 Mio. Bürger Hörverluste zu verzeichnen

Beste Grüße
Gerd Ernst Zesar

and

From John Michael Williams:

NASA Reply, with my inquiry below it:
Subject: RE: Can't find old NASA Technical Report
From: "helpdesk" <helpdesk@sti.nasa.gov>
Date: Mon, 3 May 2004 11:33:38 -0400
To: "John Michael Williams" <jwill@AstraGate.net>
CC: "Lynn Heimerl" <n.l.heimerl@nasa.gov>, "Eric Vogel" <evogel@sti.nasa.gov>, "Jutta Schmidt" <jschmidt@sti.nasa.gov>

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Omega see also:

LOW-POWER MICROWAVE TESTING CARRIED OUT BY NASA
http://www.buergerwelle.de/body_emf-omega-news_1-05-04.html