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Base Molecular Resonance™ Technologies, LLC (BMRT) introduces a new technology called Base Molecular Resonance™, inspired by the theories of Nikola Tesla and Albert Einstein regarding frequency & vibration as the key basis of all things in the universe. So unique and groundbreaking is this invention that a US Patent 11-493-494-B2 was issued November 8, 2022, covering the device and its technology. BMRT has discovered an area of Quantum Physics involving particle interaction at the subatomic level. We have spent 20 years creating multiple generations of prototypes, patenting the technology, and demonstrating the results by detecting, both up close and at great distances, every element on the periodic table, as well as detecting up to 200 types of cancers & other diseases. Core Applications: Cancer Detection: The BMRT Device detects cancer at its earliest stages, enabling early eradication. With a harmless, non-invasive scanning process it offers the ability to save millions of lives and alleviate immeasurable pain & suffering. Security & Military: BMRT's device detects potentially lethal materials of concern, serving as a defensive mechanism against explosives, chemical agents, and gases. This technology and device, with real-time tracking, offers an incredible path forward in providing enhanced physical security for schools, airports, cities, federal buildings, military green zones, and other areas prone to attack. General Materials: The device can detect, identify, and locate drugs & contraband and offers countless other diverse applications for government, corporations, and critical infrastructure, including but not limited to, precious metals exploration, food safety, environmental monitoring, air quality, water quality, hazardous waste management , oil & gas exploration, agriculture, forensics. clinical diagnostics, industrial process control, automotive emissions, nuclear power plant monitoring, building inspection, archaeological research, etc.

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