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The Moscow Signal was a reported microwave transmission varying between 2.5 and 4 gigahertz, directed at the Embassy of the United States, Moscow from 1953 to 1976, resulting in an international incident. The US government eventually determined it was probably an attempt at espionage, and that there were no significant health effects on embassy staff, although this conclusion has been disputed.

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rdfs:label	モスクワ・シグナル事件 (ja) Moscow Signal (en)
rdfs:comment	The Moscow Signal was a reported microwave transmission varying between 2.5 and 4 gigahertz, directed at the Embassy of the United States, Moscow from 1953 to 1976, resulting in an international incident. The US government eventually determined it was probably an attempt at espionage, and that there were no significant health effects on embassy staff, although this conclusion has been disputed. (en) モスクワ・シグナル事件（Moscow_Signal）とは、1953年から1976年にかけてモスクワにあるアメリカ大使館で低出力のマイクロ波が検出された事件。検出されたマイクロ波の出力は年代により異なるが、強い時で15マイクロワットほどだった。この出力は、アメリカの安全基準の10ミリワットを3桁も下回っていたが、ソ連の安全基準の10マイクロワットを超えていたために、様々な憶測を生んだ。米国政府は最終的に、これはおそらくスパイ行為の試みであり、この結論には異議が唱えられているものの、大使館職員に重大な健康影響はないと判断した。 (ja)
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has abstract	The Moscow Signal was a reported microwave transmission varying between 2.5 and 4 gigahertz, directed at the Embassy of the United States, Moscow from 1953 to 1976, resulting in an international incident. The US government eventually determined it was probably an attempt at espionage, and that there were no significant health effects on embassy staff, although this conclusion has been disputed. (en) モスクワ・シグナル事件（Moscow_Signal）とは、1953年から1976年にかけてモスクワにあるアメリカ大使館で低出力のマイクロ波が検出された事件。検出されたマイクロ波の出力は年代により異なるが、強い時で15マイクロワットほどだった。この出力は、アメリカの安全基準の10ミリワットを3桁も下回っていたが、ソ連の安全基準の10マイクロワットを超えていたために、様々な憶測を生んだ。米国政府は最終的に、これはおそらくスパイ行為の試みであり、この結論には異議が唱えられているものの、大使館職員に重大な健康影響はないと判断した。 (ja)
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