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Government Plans to Use Super Lasers that Can Sense Drugs, What You Had for Breakfast

By GrabNetworks
The Department of Homeland Security is planning to use an improved laser scanner system that can detect every molecule in and on you from as far as 164-feet away. The technology, developed by Genia Photonics, can pick up on everything from illegal drugs, to cancer, to what you had for breakfast. Patrick Jones has the full story.

Government Plans to Use Super Lasers that Can Sense Drugs, What You Had for Breakfast

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