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Yes and where can we verify this?
by pieter_mj 3y ago
Yes and where can we verify this?
- jplona 3y agoLinked from the post: https://www.anfr.fr/maitriser/equipements-radioelectriques/le-debit-dabsorption-specifique-das/le-das-cest-quoi https://www.anfr.fr/maitriser/equipements-radioelectriques/l... "These limit values result from the work of the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection, ICNIRP. In 1998, the ICNIRP ruled in view of the state of available scientific knowledge and only retained the proven effects of exposure to waves, in particular the heating of tissues." The regulation specifies a test that measures frequencies up to only 10GHz, which is far below ionizing radiation frequencies.
- kaba0 3y agoBy knowing high-school physics?
- plandis 3y agoI don’t doubt that there has been extensive testing on radiation but knowing exactly which atoms and molecules are essential for the human body to sustain life and the corresponding energy levels at which those atoms and molecules ionize is probably outside the scope of high school physics.
- kaba0 3y agoIt’s not clear where the boundary is within the UV-spectrum, because different materials react differently. But it is still within UV-light, and not at low red, definitely not at radio frequency.
- boxed 3y agoI think you might need to brush up on your physics.