At the 2021 Cannes International Film Festival, SHS' 30-year innovation technologies received a gold award in the special environmental protection category.
SHS technologies have been hugely successful in international sinters.
We live in a flood of radiation, with some advantages and many disadvantages. The living world – humans, plants and animals – are now less and less able to survive in the natural radiation. It is caused by the ever-increasing high-energy artificial electromagnetism.
We live in such a high exposure to electrosmog, which has unpredictable health risks. Diseases of civilization have developed like epidemics, such as cumulative inflammation, cancer, other tumors, vascular, nervous, mental, rheumatological and hormonal diseases.
I gave an informative presentation about virtual addictions in Slovakia, about the regular use of smartphones among children.
The car is one of the places where the presence of electrosmog is almost inevitable. The car's electronic systems, GPS, phone apps, and Bluetooth connectivity all emit electromagnetic radiation that can affect the human body.
Electrosmog, or electromagnetic radiation, is an environmental effect that has attracted increasing attention in recent years. Electrosmog refers to radiation that spreads through the air by electric current or electromagnetic fields and can have a harmful effect on human health if we are exposed to it for a long period of time. Our homes also have many sources that emit electrosmog, so it is important to pay attention to prevention and protection.
In the late 1970s, two phenomena began to be discussed in physics: tachyonic energy and zero point energy. The term Tachyon It comes from the Greek word ταχύς or tachys, meaning "fast." The term was first used in scientific theory by Gerald Feinberg in 1967 in his paper "The Possibility of Faster and Lighter Particles." However, mentions of faster-than-light particles have already appeared throughout history.
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