The CIA pistol that causes a heart attack: fact or fiction?

Does the CIA still have this type of weapon? And who else has that kind of weapon? Those guns are not very difficult to make, and it's possible that the organized crime, the Russian, Chinese, and North Korean intelligence have these kinds of weapons. It’s possible that organized crime members can create those weapons in a garage. 

There are rumors about the CIA pistol, which can transport deadly chemicals like cobra poison or saxitoxin into a targeted person’s body. Those things can cause deadly shock. Immediately. The fact is that. The assassin can also use cobra poison in the modified splatter gun. The idea is that splatter balls will be filled with cobra poison. Normally, cobra poison is not deadly if it’s on healthy skin. 

But. Small skin damage can cause. A situation. There, the poison finds its route into the blood. The thing that makes this very dangerous is this. If. There is some acid. And enzymes. That is going to the skin with the poison; that thing causes skin damage. And let's poison. Move into the blood vessels. 

And then the user can shoot that poison on the victim's skin. The cobra poison is lethal. Also. On the skin dose. The assassin must only take the victim to the place where the cobras live. Another version is to use the injection arrow that normally transports an anesthetic chemical to carry snake poison. In that case, the poison of the efa or some other deadly snake will be injected into the victim's body. 

The fact is that this kind of weapon is not very difficult to create. So people like organized crime members might have these kinds of weapons. In the same way, third-party intelligence like North Koreans, Chinese, and Russians might want to create these kinds of assassination tools. This means that the CIA might not be the only actor that wanted. That. Kind of system. During the Cold War. KGB developed an umbrella gun that transported deadly chemicals into the victim’s body. That weapon was used at least in one case: the Georgi Markov murder case in London, 1978. 

“A diagram of a possible umbrella gun” (Tumblr)

“Ricin bullet. For comparison, a pin head is about 2 mm.” (Wikipedia, Georgi Markov)

The FSB might have the weapons that can transport “innocent” chemicals through the victim’s skin. First evidence. Of. Those kinds of weapons are the “Umbrella murder”. The famous murder of Georgi Markov. The Bulgarian writer in London, 1978. The poison was carried out by using an umbrella-weapon. That shoots the poison bullet. Into. The victim’s body. The bullet was very small. But it carried the ricin poison. The bullet killed Markov. 

Novichok is actually a crystal. That involves the active component. The crystal can be salt, sugar, or cocaine. That capsule can cover the active. Or. A deadly chemical or biological agent. The crystal. Denies sensors to detect that deadly component. The deadly component can be anything from ricin or botulinum to VX nerve gas. Maybe there is some kind of special ammunition that can be used to shoot those chemical capsules into the victim’s body. 

Nanotechnology makes it possible to create even more deadly and feared weapons. So-called nano-balls can be used to transport deadly chemicals in the victim’s body. There is possiblity that the Russian intelligence has the shotgun ammunition that transports Novichok into the victim’s body through the skin. The poison would be in the salt or sugar crystals as the crystal water. When those nanocrystals are in the human body, their shell will melt and release chemicals. 

There are rumors that sometimes the nano-balls can be shot into a targeted person using special ammunition. Are filled. With. A potassium chloride. That chemical causes a heart attack. Or those nano balls can also involve things like ricin. This kind of shotgun ammunition can be launched from standard pistols and revolvers. Or from special weapons. Like umbrella-guns. 

We all heard stories of the suicide pills that the WW2 special forces and, after WW2, the CIA operatives and U-2 pilots carried those pills. 

“During World War II, British and American secret services developed the 'L-pill' (lethal pill), which was given to agents going behind enemy lines. It was an oval capsule, approximately the size of a pea, consisting of a thin-walled glass ampoule covered in brown rubber to protect against accidental breakage and filled with a concentrated solution of potassium cyanide.[citation needed] To use, the agent bites down on the pill, crushing the ampoule to release the fast-acting poison. The heartbeat quickly stops,and brain death occurs within minutes.” (Wikipedia, Suicide pill)

“After the war, the L-pill was offered to pilots of the U-2 reconnaissance plane, who were in danger of being shot down and captured flying over Eastern Europe, but most pilots declined to take it with them.” (Wikipedia, Suicide pill)

The Central Intelligence Agency began experimenting with saxitoxin, an extremely potent neurotoxin, during the 1950s as a replacement for the L-pill. According to CIA Director William Colby, a tiny saxitoxin-impregnated needle hidden inside a fake silver dollar was issued to Francis Gary Powers, an American U-2 pilot who was shot down while flying over the USSR in May 1960.”(Wikipedia, Suicide pill)

The suicide pill can also be used as a poisoning operation. And when we think about the equipment that Francis Gary Powers carried, when Russian air defense shot his U-2 spy plane down, the saxitoxin needle in the fake silver dollar can also be used as an escape and evasion tool. The agent could use those needles against the prison guards. If that kind of needle is used against the guard, that could make the CIA agent flee. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Echis_carinatus

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgi_Markov

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indian_cobra

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novichok

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ricin

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saxitoxin

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Suicide_pill

Humans might have 33 senses.

“We often think of perception as limited to the five traditional senses, yet modern neuroscience suggests the human body may rely on dozens of interconnected sensory systems. These senses work together continuously, shaping how we experience texture, flavor, balance, and even our sense of self. Credit: Shutterstock” ScitechDaily, You Don’t Have Just Five Senses – New Research Suggests Humans May Have up to 33)

The new study suggests that humans can have at least 33 different senses. That is a very interesting observation. This means that we have six senses: smell, taste, touch, sight, balance, and hearing. The number of those classic senses depends on whether we separate smell and taste. The interaction between humans and the environment is a multisensory experience. 

Those four senses are the senses that dominate our consequences. But then. We must realize that things like the sense of hot and the sense of cold are different. 

"The five senses. Credit: Modified by Nicolas Posunko/Skoltech from image generated by Deep Style (Abstract) model on Deep Dream Generator" (ScitechDaily, Are Five Senses Holding Us Back? Scientists Say We Could Use Seven)

Senses from the kinetic sense. We have senses that sense our hand’s angle. Also. Things like a sense of push and swipe are different senses. Body hair senses things like air low. Color view. And black and white views can be separate senses. Everything that we sense doesn’t reach consciousness. So. There is a system in our brains that selects things that we notice. But. There is a possibility. That humans. Have so-called recessive, or “silent” senses that those other senses cover. 

And one of the most interesting of those senses is the remote touch. There is a possibility that humans can feel things. That's buried in sand before we even touch them. That kind of sense, or its confirmation, requires new and more accurate research. 

"Overview of the experiment setup for tactile detection in granular media. (a) Human experiment setup, showing a participant finger raking through a sand-filled box with an LED strip guiding the trajectory and buried cube at fixed locations. (b) Robotic experiment setup, featuring a UR5 arm with a tactile sensor and a buried cube in sand. (c) Schematic of the raking process. Credit: Queen Mary University of London"(ScitechDaily, New Research Reveals Humans Have a Remote Touch “Seventh Sense”)

The question is whether. There can be a similar acoustic system in the human hand. As the sandpiper bird in its nose. Our fingers can sense the position. Where the echo comes from. In that case, the remote touch base is in acoustic signals that our bones send. 

The interesting thing is this. Can this “new” sense see only living creatures, like mussels from the sand? The big question is always this: this kind of sense requires something that activates the nervous system. There are two possible ways that sense works. 

There is a possibility. That. The sense benefits from acoustic signals from the sand. Or the sense can use ions that the creature releases to observe that thing. But. When we think. About those “new” senses, we must understand that. Things like the magnesite mineral in human neurons and the iron in the human body make it possible for people. To observe things like electric fields. 

“A new mathematical model of memory hints that seven senses, not five, may be the optimal number for maximizing mental capacity. Credit: Shutterstock” (ScitechDaily, Are Five Senses Holding Us Back? Scientists Say We Could Use Seven)

That ability makes it possible to observe other people’s minds. Telepathy means. The ability to feel and sense the electromagnetic fields that our nervous system creates. The human nervous system can act as an antenna. The small iron bites. In our neurons and blood. There is iron. Which can act as a sensor. Which. Allows humans to sense the electromagnetic field or act as an internal compass. But could that thing be so highly accurate that we can read other human thoughts? 

If we think. That. The TK, or telekinesis. It is the ability. To control other people's thoughts. There is a possibility that the TK has the ability to transmit electricity into the receiving people’s neural system. That electricity makes it possible. To control the recessive neural system. But can this ability be possible for humans? 

https://scitechdaily.com/are-five-senses-holding-us-back-scientists-say-we-could-use-seven/

https://scitechdaily.com/new-research-reveals-humans-have-a-remote-touch-seventh-sense/

https://scitechdaily.com/you-dont-have-just-five-senses-new-research-suggests-humans-may-have-up-to-33/

Why must we search for other extraterrestrial civilizations?

At the beginning of this text, I must say that not all alien life forms are probably intelligent. Most of the alien life forms that we can imagine or predict are bacteria. There is a possibility. That some bacteria or viruses can survive interstellar travel. That means their genetic material remains in a condition that it can transfer into the cells of Earth organisms. 

A virus is a protein package. There is genetic material. And that thing can survive in the freezing cold of interstellar travel. The gamma- or X-ray bursts can destroy that genetic material. But otherwise. The space between stars is very stable. It freezes genetic material almost forever. 

There are no certain observations about the alien civilizations. So, we have no confirmed observations about those still hypothetical aliens. But when do we detect them? We don’t know. But. That can happen tomorrow, or it can happen after 1000 years. 

But then, to the intelligent lifeforms. Why should we continue the Search For Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) program? Because there are billions of stars in our galaxy. And there are billions of galaxies in the universe. Somewhere there must be alien civilizations. And the SETI program ends in the day, when we see that civilization. 

Here I must say one thing. Even if SETI finds another civilization. That doesn’t mean that we make contact with that civilization. This is one of the things that people must realize. But. Confirming the existence of another civilization is very difficult. 

There are a couple of so-called breakthrough listen candidate signals. Those signals are. So-called Wow! and the Alpha Centauri signals. Those signals are unique, and we don’t know how long they lasted. We know only the part of those signals that the radio telescopes captured. And that is one of the things that we must realize. The thing is that those signals happened only once. Supporting the model that they were synthetic. 

If we think that the origin of those signals is in a natural source, that means they should repeat.  But. There is a possibility. that their origin was in the reactions as the Gamma-ray burst traveled through the plasma of some star’s flares. There is a possibility that a very rare natural effect causes those signals. But. As we know. The universe is a strange place. And. It's possible that the fast energy pulse travels through plasma fields. But as we know, we must only guess how long those signals lasted. And because there are no other similar signals, we must only guess whether they are synthetic or not. 

So, why have aliens not contacted us yet? The reason for that can be that they don’t detect us. Even if we send microwaves. And radio signals all around us, we must realize that. Those signals traveled for less than 200 years. 200 light-years is quite a short distance in the scale of the Universe. 

And when we look around us, and look at things like the closest stars, we can see that we are surrounded by young stars. Sirius is the brightest star in the northern sky. Sirius is a binary star system, and the brighter component of that system is only 230 million years old. Sirius B is a white dwarf. That was once a Sun-like star. Components of that star are formed in different places and at different times. And once in history, gravity locked those stars together. If Sirius B had some kind of planetary system, Sirius A would destroy it. 

Things like mature red dwarfs can also be more suitable harbours for life than we think. A red dwarf can exist as a star far longer than the Sun. If we think that the Sun will stay. As a yellow star for about 7-10 billion years. The red dwarf can exist as a star for about 11 trillion years. The young red dwarf has a hyperactive period. Just like other young stars. Then, after the hyperactive period, the red dwarf’s planets can turn into the harbours of life. That period starts later than in the Sun-type stars.  

But it takes longer. The fact is that most of the red dwarfs near our solar system are young. The age of Proxima Centauri is about the same as the Sun's. And Wolf 359 is about 0,1-1,9 Gyr( Gigayear(10^9, or Billions of years)). The third remarkable red dwarf, Barnard’s star, is about 10 Gyr. This can explain why there are no civilizations near us. The only star system that is the same age as our sun is the Alpha Centauri system. Those stars (Alpha Centauri A, B, and Proxima Centauri) are all about the same age as the Sun. 

Another thing is that. The alien civilization might not hear us. The universe is full of radio sources. But the thing is that. We don’t know what those aliens look like, how they communicate, or where they are. We don’t know anything about their culture. And we certainly hope that we detect them before they detect us. The third thing that we can hope for is that the alien civilization is not as destructive as we are. But. If we someday detect an intelligent civilization, we must carefully think. About our next step. We must realize that those aliens can be hostile. But when do we detect them? As I wrote many times. That can happen tomorrow or after 1000 years. 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alpha_Centauri

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barnard%27s_Star

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BLC1

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proxima_Centauri

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sirius

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wolf_359

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wow!_signal

A Saturn-sized rogue planet travels in space.

"A rare combination of Earth- and space-based observations has revealed the true mass and location of a rogue planet drifting through the galaxy. The Saturn-sized world likely formed around a star before being violently ejected into interstellar space. (Artist’s concept.) Credit: SciTechDaily.com" (ScitechDaily, A Saturn-Sized Planet Is Drifting Through Space Alone)

Rogue planets are wandering around the universe. Those planets have no stars, and they can enter other solar systems. When a nova or supernova eruption occurs. The planet. That is, in a very distant orbit to its star. Can. Be flung into interstellar space. Those explosions are very violent, but the shockwave can push distant planets. 

To the journey that ends somehow. Another star can capture those planets, or they can fall into black holes. But when we think about our future. Those rogue planets cause an existing danger. If they travel to our solar system. The large rogue planet can pull even large objects out of their trajectory. So, maybe. Someday, some large rogue planet will force us to develop an antimatter bomb. That can destroy that planet before it destroys us. 

Velikovsky’s Venus and the lost planet Vulcan.

What if Velikovsky’s Venus was a rogue planet that fell into the Sun? And what if the mythic Vulcan planet was a planet that fell to the Sun because of some cosmic impact? This doesn’t mean that those things are connected to each other. But. They are interesting things to think about. The fact is that the planet can fall into the Sun because of its atmospheric friction. A large asteroid can be mistaken for a planet. 

But then. An interesting idea. Came to my mind. That thing is about a theorem. Which was written by Immanuel Velikovsky, who claimed that the things. That happened in the Old Testament, in the Holy Bible. Like. Splitting the Red Sea happened because. Some other planet traveled across our solar system. Velikovsky suspected that the planet was Venus, but Velikovsky was wrong. Today, Velikovsky is described as a pseudohistorian. But what if Velikovsky had written the word “Rogue planet” instead of the word “Venus”?

In the time of Velikovsky, there was no idea of rogue planets. This means that it's possible. If a rogue planet traveled across the solar system and fell into the Sun. That would not leave any mark on the solar system. 

Another interesting idea is connected to Vulcan, the mythic planet inside Mercury’s trajectory. What if that mythic planet simply fell to the sun? We know that Vulcan does not exist. But maybe in history. There were planets that were impacted. With an asteroid. And then that asteroid could push that planet toward the Sun. But as I wrote, planets can also fall to stars without dramatic events. Or it can vaporize. 

When the flare eruption hits the planet. That can turn a planet into vapor. Especially if it's in melted form. The Vulcan, if it existed, must be pure lava. The solar eruption can destroy this kind of planet very fast. It's possible that Vulcan simply evaporized when it moved close to the sun. 

https://scitechdaily.com/a-saturn-sized-planet-is-drifting-through-space-alone/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immanuel_Velikovsky 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vulcan_(hypothetical_planet)