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The New High-Tech Airport Experience Get ready for digital IDs, facial recognition and more during check-in and TSA screening by Bill Fink, AARP, February 17, 2022 The Transportation Safety Administration (TSA) is deep into upgrading its systems to make the process of getting through the airport and the screening process as safe and seamless as possible. Here's the latest on the new devices and procedures being deployed, and what to expect next. CT scanning of luggage Next time you put your bags through the airport scanner, the device may be similar to hospital CT scans (formerly CAT scans) invented for medical imaging. The TSA has installed 320 of these improved Computed Tomography scanners at airports around the country. They provide color-coded, rotating 3D scans, giving more accurate pictures than the old school X-ray machines — and, the TSA hopes, speed the screening process by reducing the need for physical searches. To help these scanning systems get even smarter, TSA and th...

"2019 Novel Coronavirus Vaccine" dated July 23 2019? Making a vaccine 6 months before the pathogen officially appeared? Igor Chudov This article will show that  work on “Novel Coronavirus Vaccine” greatly predated official emergence of the “Novel Coronavirus” , creating a suspicion of how could they know about this pathogen  before  it officially appeared. It will also show that before the virus was officially known, the vaccine candidate for it was transferred to the person experimenting with adding HIV sequences to coronaviruses (Ralph Baric) A tweet by  @MrSmith2Washgtn  prompted my interest. MrSmith @MrSmith2Washgtn 21/ Reposting, since forced to remove #8 https://t.co/56boXGP3mE August 14th 2021 8 Retweets 14 Likes He referred to an interesting  promotional B-roll video  posted by NIH on Jan 30, 2020 about scientists working tirelessly to invent vaccine against “Novel Coronavirus”. https://www.flickr.com/photos/niaid/49465177603/ This video sho...