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2. One Second After - Wikipedia

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   One Second After is a 2009 science fiction novel about an EMP attack that disables all modern technology in the U.S. and leaves a small town in North Carolina to survive and rebuild. The novel follows the protagonist John Matherson, a history professor and former Army colonel, and his family and community as they face various challenges and threats.

3. Electromagnetic pulse - Wikipedia

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   An electromagnetic pulse (EMP) is a brief burst of electromagnetic energy that can disrupt communications and damage electronic equipment. Learn about the types, sources, effects and protection of EMP from this Wikipedia article.

4. Wikipedia:The Wikipedia Library/Free resources - Wikipedia

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   A list of free, web-based resources for editors, such as online books, journals, databases, and archives. Search by subject or browse by category to find relevant sources for your article.

5. Counter-electronics High Power Microwave Advanced Missile ...

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   CHAMP is a directed-energy weapon that can incapacitate or damage electronic systems by emitting an electromagnetic pulse. It is developed by the Air Force Research Laboratory and can be carried by various aircraft, including JASSM-ER and F-35.

6. Empire of the Vampire - Wikipedia

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   Empire of the Vampire is a horror-fantasy novel by Jay Kristoff, featuring Gabriel de Leon, the last vampire hunter. The novel follows his journey from a young orphan to a legendary Silversaint, and his quest to stop the vampire invasion and end Daysdeath.

7. Nuclear electromagnetic pulse - Wikipedia

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   Learn about the burst of electromagnetic radiation created by a nuclear explosion, its effects on electrical and electronic systems, and its history of testing and research. Find out how the altitude, energy, and shielding of a nuclear EMP event vary and how they can cause damage or disruption.

8. PDF - Wikipedia

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   PDF stands for Portable Document Format, a file format developed by Adobe in 1992 to present documents, including text formatting and images, independently of software, hardware, and operating systems. PDF files can contain various content such as vector graphics, raster images, multimedia, forms, and encryption, and are standardized as ISO 32000.

9. Help:Download as PDF - Wikipedia

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   Learn how to export a Wikipedia page as a PDF file using different methods and tools. Find out the features and issues of the PDFs generated by Wikipedia's download option.