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| − | ''Nerve stapling'' is a relatively new form of weaponry developed in the [[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics|Soviet Union]]. Nerve stapling utilizes low frequency [[Wikipedia:electromagnetic pulse|electromagnetic waves]] usually released from [[EMNS-34]] [[Wikipedia:cruise missile|cruise missiles]] or [[WEST-5]] suppression transmitter. Both of these newly developed weapons are considered to be [[Wikipedia:weapons of mass destruction|weapons of mass destruction]] due to their inherent capablity to disrupting a beings central nervous system. | + | '''Nerve stapling''' is a relatively new form of weaponry developed in the [[Union of Soviet Socialist Republics|Soviet Union]]. Nerve stapling utilizes low frequency [[Wikipedia:electromagnetic pulse|electromagnetic waves]] usually released from [[EMNS-34]] [[Wikipedia:cruise missile|cruise missiles]] or [[WEST-5]] suppression transmitter. Both of these newly developed weapons are considered to be [[Wikipedia:weapons of mass destruction|weapons of mass destruction]] due to their inherent capablity to disrupting a beings central nervous system. |
== Mechanics == | == Mechanics == | ||
| − | Nerve stapling is capable by releasing a low frequency [[Wikipedia:electromagnetic pulse|electromagnetic wave]] (between 2 Hz and 10 k Hz) to cause [[Wikipedia:Exocytosis|exocytosis]] within the brain. By causing an impulse (see | + | Nerve stapling is capable by releasing a low frequency [[Wikipedia:electromagnetic pulse|electromagnetic wave]] (between 2 Hz and 10 k Hz) to cause [[Wikipedia:Exocytosis|exocytosis]] within the brain. By causing an impulse (see ''[[Wikipedia:action potention|action potential]]''), nerve stapling causes the release of massive amounts of [[Wikipedia:neurotransmitter|neurotransmitters]] and [[Wikipedia:hormone|hormones]] into the body. The immediate release of these massive amounts of biochemicals causes immediate, systematic failure within the body resulting in paralysis and a temporary comatose state. |
According to testing, nerve stapling can result in a comatose state that is able to last for the rest of a being's natural life or even immediate death due to coronary failure or respritory failure. The shortest period of paralysis and a comatose state was thirty-six hours. | According to testing, nerve stapling can result in a comatose state that is able to last for the rest of a being's natural life or even immediate death due to coronary failure or respritory failure. The shortest period of paralysis and a comatose state was thirty-six hours. | ||
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Revision as of 22:31, 8 December 2005
Nerve stapling is a relatively new form of weaponry developed in the Soviet Union. Nerve stapling utilizes low frequency electromagnetic waves usually released from EMNS-34 cruise missiles or WEST-5 suppression transmitter. Both of these newly developed weapons are considered to be weapons of mass destruction due to their inherent capablity to disrupting a beings central nervous system.
Mechanics
Nerve stapling is capable by releasing a low frequency electromagnetic wave (between 2 Hz and 10 k Hz) to cause exocytosis within the brain. By causing an impulse (see action potential), nerve stapling causes the release of massive amounts of neurotransmitters and hormones into the body. The immediate release of these massive amounts of biochemicals causes immediate, systematic failure within the body resulting in paralysis and a temporary comatose state.
According to testing, nerve stapling can result in a comatose state that is able to last for the rest of a being's natural life or even immediate death due to coronary failure or respritory failure. The shortest period of paralysis and a comatose state was thirty-six hours.
