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Title	:	sentinels of the deep
Air Date	:	10.14.1936
Plot	:	+ Cavalcade of America takes us to sea for a story of lighthouses and life ship manned by courageous people who are truly sentinels of the sea.
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(Redirected from Electromagnetic pulse in fiction and popular culture)

Lightning has long been used as a dramatic device in popular fiction. A non-nuclear EMP (NNEMP) device appeared as early as 1965, in the Thunderbirds TV puppet show. By the early 1980s, a number of articles on nuclear electromagnetic pulse (NEMP) in the popular press spread knowledge of the EMP phenomenon into the popular culture.^[1]^[2]^[3]^[4] EMP has been subsequently used in a wide variety of fiction and other aspects of popular culture.

Motion picture and electronic entertainment quite often depicts electromagnetic pulse effects incorrectly (though none of these articles address what specifically is incorrect vs correct). This problem has become so bad that it was addressed in a report for Oak Ridge National Laboratory by Metatech Corporation.^[5]

In addition, the United States Air Force Space Command commissioned science educator Bill Nye to make a video for the Air Force called 'Hollywood vs. EMP' so that people who must deal with real EMP would not be confused by motion picture fiction.^[6] That U.S. Space Command video is not available to the general public.

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In the 1983 made-for-television motion picture, The Day After, the fictional Sovietnuclear attack on civilian targets begins with a nuclear EMP attack in order to disable as much of the United States' retaliatory capability as possible. This scenario accurately conforms to the Cold War nuclear attack scenarios as understood by military officials and nuclear weapons designers (although post-Cold War scenarios are generally much different). Such a scenario is also presented in the programme Threads, again dealing with a fictional Soviet nuclear attack on Britain.^[7]

In the 1984 film The Return of Godzilla and its 1985 American version Godzilla 1985, an EMP occurs over Tokyo when an American nuclear missile collides with a Soviet missile. This results in a storm that unintentionally awakens Godzilla.

The 1985 film A View to a Kill starts off with James Bond recovering a Soviet-made microchip, which is discovered to be a copy of an EMP-resistant design produced by Zorin Industries under a US government contract. Subsequent investigation reveals Max Zorin's connections to the KGB, and his plot to destroy American semiconductor production in Silicon Valley by triggering an earthquake.

The 1986 comedy/science-fiction film Dr. Otto and the Riddle of the Gloom Beam features a titular 'gloom beam' weapon with effects that mimic that of an electromagnetic pulse (indeed, the beam is powered by a large electromagnet) in that they scramble electronic media.

In 1995's James Bond film GoldenEye, the main plot involves the former Soviet Union developing a pair of satellites called Petya and Misha, carrying an EMP Goldeneye weapon, which are then stolen by the Janus crime syndicate and used against the satellites's original tracking station. Because of the EMP blast, 3 MiGs (which were called in to check a distress signal sent by one of the tracking station's workers) suffer severe damage to their electronic systems. One of them crashes into the station, severely damaging it, and igniting major fires inside. This also disabled British satellites surveillance of the tracking station.

In the 1999 movie The Matrix, one of the surviving humans' few effective weapons against the machines are non-nuclear EMP generators mounted on their hovercraft. In the process, the hovercraft's electronics are also temporarily disabled, as is any advanced machinery around, making it a hazardous last-resort weapon. The EMP is shown disabling machine sentinels near the end of the movie. In the 2003 second sequel The Matrix Revolutions, an EMP is discharged in the dock of the only remaining human city, Zion, disabling many machine sentinels, but also the entire defense system of the city.

In Broken Arrow (1996), the EMP generated by the blast of a nuclear munition deep in an abandoned copper mine knocks out an USAF helicopter which was sent to detect the missing weapons. John Travolta's character in the film accurately predicted the EMP and stopped the jeep in which he was traveling.

In John Carpenter's 1996 film Escape from L.A., Snake Plissken is sent to recover the remote control for an EMP weapon that can be targeted to shut down electrical systems in specific areas. He eventually triggers the weapon to knock out all power around the world.

In the 2001 version of Ocean's Eleven, an explosively pumped flux compression generator (non-nuclear EMP device) in a van is used to shut down the electrical power to Las Vegas. It is not explained how such a small non-nuclear device can shut down the power to an entire large city. It is also not explained how the power could be predictably brought back on line in only 30 seconds after such a disastrous event which should have permanently destroyed all electronics in the area.

In the 2003 film Battle Royale II: Requiem, an EMP was used to deactivate the collars on the students.

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