Exploring the Secret US Government Town with No Internet & Phone Service (100% Disconnected?)
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Two creators travel to Green Bank, West Virginia, a town inside the National Radio Quiet Zone where wireless technologies are restricted, to explore local life and meet astronomer Jay Lockman.
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Answers: What is life like inside the National Radio Quiet Zone in Green Bank, West Virginia?
- National Radio Quiet Zone
- Green Bank Observatory
- Lockman Hole
- electromagnetic hypersensitivity
- Appalachian music
- Green Bank, West Virginia
What it concludes
- The National Radio Quiet Zone was created to prevent interference with sensitive scientific and government radio facilities.
- The Green Bank telescope is the world's largest steerable radio telescope.
- The Lockman Hole is the most transparent place in the whole sky when looking outside the Milky Way.
- Electromagnetic hypersensitivity is a self-reported condition not classified as a recognized medical syndrome by the wider medical community.
- Most mass in the universe that holds galaxies together is dark matter and does not give off light.
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