The alleged attack on U.S. State Department officials in Cuba has made weapons that use sound a national conversation. Acoustic weapons are not just in the arsenals of countries unfriendly to America.

Reports that a mysterious sonic weapon has been used to target American diplomats in Cuba are puzzling scientists. Citing a review of medical records, CBS News reported Wednesday that some U.S. and ...

The stage was set, and the wintry Russian landscapes awaited the arrival of almost four million Axis soldiers, 600,000 motor ...

Cuba denies the claims and has instructed 2,000 experts to unravel the mystery - but to no avail. "It's impossible. We are talking about science fiction," Lieutenant Colonel Jose Alazo, an expert in ...

MSU assistant professor of biological sciences Brandon Barton is conducting research on using sound to control pests in an environmentally friendly way. Senior biochemistry major Jillian M. Kurts of ...

Military funded researchers are preparing to test a nonlethal weapon that combines light and sound. Nicholas C. Nicholas, chief scientist of Penn State's Applied Research Laboratory, told an audience ...