Technology is something that fascinates us in Science Daily Online. Once we introduce you to the world of nanotechnology, this time we still dive deeper into the world of science fiction.
It is not an invention or a film of the eighties, when the homophobic humor was still socially accepted, or when the scripts of American cinema were not very demanding, nor is it a porn movie, but a real story of the decade of the nineties that has come to light thanks to the "Freedom of Information Act" ( Freedom of Information Act ), which allows access to secret documents after a certain number of years , which vary according to the importance of the secret or to the damages that its diffusion may cause. Using this law, Edward Hammond of the University Berkeley had access to documents from the Wright Laboratories of Ohio, a US Air Force research laboratory that in 1994 proposed, among other unconventional weapons, the development of a "gay bomb" . The “make love and not war” bomb, designed for war Stop speculating: the exploding bomb was supposed to release a non-lethal chemical that would cause an uncontrollable sexual attraction by his companio...
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