Scientists have confirmed fake spiderwebs used to deliver biologic payloads were dropped from airplanes. Researchers have made progress in developing artificial spider silk and web-like materials for various applications. Scientists at Tufts University's Silklab have created a liquid silk solution that can be shot out of a needle to form sticky fibers, similar to Spider-Man's web-shooters. Officially: This technology has uses in medicine and engineering, such as: - Medical Ap

The Evolv scanner is a security screening technology designed to detect threats, such as weapons or prohibited items, in public places like schools, airports, or events. It uses advanced sensors and AI-powered algorithms to quickly and accurately identify potential threats. The Evolv scanner uses advanced sensors, including millimeter wave and artificial intelligence-powered algorithms, to quickly and accurately identify potential threats, such as weapons or prohibited items,

The internet of things 5G grid, is now being embedded in streetlights worldwide. This enables biometric surveillance, monitoring human behavior, and tracking vital signs. This is currently a major surveillance concern, as some cities are indeed installing smart technologies, like sensors and cameras, in streetlights to monitor traffic, crime, environmental issues and people. It's like a digital spider web, ensnaring humanity in a pervasive, intrusive, and sinister network of

Researchers have developed an AI-powered system that uses Wi-Fi signals to create images of people and objects that can see through walls. This technology, called "Wi-Fi imaging" or "through-wall sensing," utilizes the fact that Wi-Fi signals can pass through solid objects, but are disrupted by human bodies. The system works by: 1. Transmitting Wi-Fi signals through a router. 2. Measuring the disruptions caused by human bodies using machine learning algorithms. 3. Creating im

Geoengineering involves injecting substances into the atmosphere to alter weather patterns. Blue-colored rain is caused by chemicals: - copper sulfate - and or aluminum oxides ....... which are sometimes used in cloud seeding experiments. These substances can give rain a blue tint. Copper sulfate and aluminum oxides cause blue-colored rain. Copper sulfate's copper ions bind to water molecules, scattering light and giving a blue hue. Aluminum oxides create a similar effect. Th

Hospitals use RFID and RF technologies to track patients, medications, and assets. Hospitals often have RF signal units, such as Wi-Fi routers, RFID tags, and other IoT wireless technologies, to track assets, patients, and medical records, including near birth rooms. In this scenario, cell arrays and RF signals are used to track and monitor individuals from birth using vaccines. The IoB infrastructure, starting from birth in the hospital, suggests a pervasive surveillance sy

Eyeball-scanning orbs have indeed arrived in Nashville as part of Sam Altman's World project, a startup called Tools for Humanity. These orbs are designed to scan individuals' irises to verify their humanity, providing a unique digital biometric ID. Here's what you need to know: - How it works: The process involves downloading the World app, scanning your eyes and face using the orb, and receiving a blockchain-based World ID. This ID can be used to log into services and prov

Smart lights contain transistors that control the LEDs, and smart lighting [bulb] systems are integrated with surveillance systems. In 15 minute smart cities, these smart lights with integrated sensors and connectivity are used for occupancy tracking, motion detection, or monitoring activity patterns. Smart lighting systems transmit data, including usage patterns or environmental data, to central servers or monitoring systems. The specific capabilities would depend on the s

(AR) Technology Smart Glasses, which blend digital information with the real world. AR glasses or "Smart" Glasses blend digital information with the real world. They display virtual objects, text, and other digital content in real-time, often using cameras, sensors, and displays to track the user's surroundings and overlay relevant information. This technology has various applications, from entertainment and social media to education, healthcare, and more. These AR smart glas

Flock Safety is a company that specializes in license plate readers and camera systems for law enforcement and other organizations. Their cameras capture license plate data, which can be used for various purposes such as investigations, traffic management, and public safety . Some of the features of Flock cameras include: - License plate capture and storage - Real-time alerts for stolen vehicles or AMBER alerts - Integration with existing law enforcement systems - Data analy

Freemason Herbie Handcocks Video for the song "Rock It" back in 1984 was a precursor of sorts, a sign, hidden in plain sight, of the Transhumanistic movement soon to come that we are now starting to scratch the surface of...... Which is indeed no longer hidden as we are currently experiencing the rise of The World Economic Forums "Fourth Industrial Revolution" ....... in plain sight. As usual, illuminati compromised agencies such as The "Masonic Music Business" ....... have l

The 'Pandemic' was never just about a virus and a "vaccine". It was the first mass-scale application of synthetic biology to the human condition . As such, it transitioned theoretical Convergence science into applied science but on a global scale. For a world that mostly never heard of Transhumanism, they have arbitrarily been placed on the conveyor belt of transformation. As Spartacus concludes: "There needs to be a public conversation about synthetic biology and neurot

Officially: Agenda 2030, also known as the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), is an official United Nations "initiative" adopted by world leaders in September 2015. The agenda consists of 17 goals and 169 targets, aiming to achieve a more sustainable, equitable, and prosperous world by 2030. The SDGs cover a wide range of topics, including: 1. Poverty eradication 2. Education 3. Health 4. Gender equality 5. Clean water and sanitation 6. Sustainable energy 7. Economic grow

Palantir Technologies is a software company that specializes in data integration, analytics, and visualization . Their platforms, Palantir Gotham and Palantir Foundry, are used for various applications, including: 1. Data integration: Combining data from multiple sources 2. Analytics: Analyzing and visualizing complex data 3. Decision-making: Supporting informed decision-making Palantir's technology is used in various industries, such as: 1. Government: For data-driven decis

The Phantom glove developed by Afference, at first, seems like a groundbreaking innovation in digital touch technology. By simulating electrical signals that mimic real touch sensations, it can trick the brain into feeling virtual objects or sensations. This technology has vast potential applications, including: - Virtual Reality (VR) and Mixed Reality (MR): Enhancing immersion and realism in VR/MR experiences, allowing users to feel tactile sensations in virtual environments

MRNA Flu Shots Are in the Works; while we probably won't see mRNA flu shots during the 2023/2024 season, there's every reason to expect they'll be rolled out next year. In September 14, 2022, Pfizer initiated a Phase 3 study, which tested a quadrivalent mRNA-based flu shot on 25,000 American adults. Pfizer is also exploring mRNA technology that uses self-amplifying RNA (saRNA), for use in the future. Moderna began its Phase 3 mRNA flu jab trial in early June 2022. It's also

Beware of the Spike Protein; to do so, you have to absolutely avoid taking or being coerced into taking any mRNA vaccines as they are unorthodox experimental gene therapy . Because that's what it is. The experiment is you. Already in SARS-1 of 2002/2003, the original, affecting principally the Chinese genome; ....... as did this first covid-19 virus, more appropriately called SARS-CoV-2; ....... it addressed the Chinese DNA: ....... complements of Harvard's clandestine, ille

An implantable hydrogel biosensor, made via a DARPA-Gates funded Silicon Valley company, was slated for use in the COVID vaccines. The US Department of Defense and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation have partnered with Profusa, a Silicon Valley company, to develop a piece of nanotechnology made out of hydrogel ....... (similar to a soft contact lens) that can be injected and implanted under the skin using a "vaccine" as a delivery system. This sensor (or more accurately

The nanotech agenda involving the placement of tiny sensors, devices and machines measured in nanometers inside the human body; ....... is receiving a boost from the current fake plan-demonic which was labeled Operation Coronavirus. An earlier article entitled "Hydrogel Biosensor Implantable Nanotech to be Used in COVID Vaccines" ....... discussed that the COVID vaccines incorporate bio-weapon nanotechnology funded by DARPA called hydrogel; ....... a biosensor which monitors

The U.S. Department of Defense issued a 'COVID-19 Research' contract 3 Months before COVID was known to exist, and Fauci, Gates and Moderna had a Vaccine ready in December 2019. The discovery of a contract awarded by the U.S. Department of Defense to, Labyrinth Global Health for "COVID-19 Research" in November 2019; ....... has raised questions about the permanent U.S. Government's knowledge of the novel coronavirus. The contract was part of a larger project for a "Biologica