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So, what you're saying is that 5g is basically an improved wifi? (Shortish range so uses another transport, very good throughput)
by Raphael_Amiard 6y ago
So, what you're saying is that 5g is basically an improved wifi? (Shortish range so uses another transport, very good throughput)
- looneytunes6651 6y agoZalyobokskaya NP, 1977. Biological effect of millimeter radiowaves. Vrachebnoye Delo 3: 116-119. Declassified and Approved for release 2012/05/10: CIA-RDP88B01125R000300120005-6 Levedeva NN, Reactions of the central nervous system to peripheral effects of low-intensity EHF emissions. Approved for release 2000/08/10: CIA-RDP96-00792R000100070001-9 Potekhina IL, Akoyev GN, Yenin LD, Oleyner 1992 Effects of low-intensity electromagnetic radiation in the millimeter range on the cardiovascular system of the white rat. Fiziol Zh 78:35-41Numerous other citations showing penetrating effects of millimeter waves are cited in: Betskii OY &Lebedeva NN. Low-intensity millimeter waves in biology and medicine. In: Clinical Application of Bioelectromagnetic Medicine, Marcel Decker, New York, pp. 30-61. A very recent paper came to the same conclusion that millimeter waves produce highly penetrating effects for the same reason, extensive empirical evidence: Kostoff et al (Toxicol Lett 2020:323;35-40).
- DoofusOfDeath 6y agoCould someone explain why the sibling comment is flagged and dead? I don't have any background in this area, so it's not obvious to me what's wrong with the comment.
- akvadrako 6y agoIt looks like just a list of papers, almost definitely either irrelevant or bad science. This kind of thing is very common and it’s not worth the time to investigate it. If someone wants to show that 5g is dangerous they need to first demonstrate they understand why those claims aren’t taken seriously.