US EditionQuiet Zone Green Bank: How do we live in a Radio Silence Zone?
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A handful of houses scattered in the wooded hills of West Virginia. No mobile network. No Wi-Fi. No microwaves, Bluetooth speakers, or even recent cars truffled electronics. Here, in the National Radio Quiet Zone, the waves are banned — officially to preserve the observations of the world's largest orientable radio telescope. Officiously, this electromagnetic silence attracts a singular population: electrohypersensitive. The National Radio Quiet…
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