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I'm aware of the inverse square law, which is the entire point of my question. Even measuring a couple feet from the antenna would produce a massive difference
by kakarot 8y ago
I'm aware of the inverse square law, which is the entire point of my question. Even measuring a couple feet from the antenna would produce a massive difference in energy levels.
- microcolonel 8y agoMy point was that measuring the energy of a photon is independent from distance. A given photon's energy will remain the same until it interacts with something. The maximum allowed intensity in the ISM band is a known value, 1W; but the energy of the photon is what you should generally be concerned with.