Talk about believing what you're told, you should throw out the IEEE and NIH publications because those are the "science" that told me you're full of shit. All of those publications say exactly the same thing. There was a microwave source. Someone died of cancer. And guess what? The signal was only present for part of the day. 9 hours at most. It's measured field strength varied substantially depending on where you were. How long have you been sitting near your cell phone? You totally ignore the fact that there's so much radio emission in the Moscow Signal band around you 24/7 at a much higher power. Go ahead though, tell me how this was "different."