Nuclear blasts trigger an effect called electromagnetic pulse, or EMP. EMP can disrupt or even destroy electronics from miles away. Blasts miles above a country like the US might severely damage ...

Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps leaders had allegedly encouraged the efforts to develop EMP weapons because it wouldn’t ...

An electromagnetic pulse (EMP) creates a waveform that has the ability to disrupt and even destroy whatever electronics it comes into contact with, ranging from minor consumer products to the ...

“An electromagnetic pulse is basically a super energetic radio wave. It’s got so much energy in it that it can destroy electronics,” said Pry, who is a leading EMP expert.

An electromagnetic pulse attack could destroy so much of our electrical infrastructure life would come to a shuddering stop You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if ...

A 400 kiloton nuclear bomb was exploded 250 miles in the atmosphere and the EMP destroyed electronics in Hawaii 900 miles away and radio reception in Australia for 18 hours.

Former Republican representative Curt Weldon, one of the founders of the former commission, wrote in The Hill last month: "A nuclear EMP attack would destroy electronics everywhere, cause planes ...

How to prepare for, and protect, electrical and electronic systems. An electromagnetic pulse is a massive, highly intensive, short-duration pulse of combined electric and magnetic fields.

THE United States Air Force wants to fry your phone. And your computer. And your car. It’s investing millions into modifying missiles into weaponised microwave ovens.