Thank you for trying to explain your fears with evidence. I'm not seeing any good way to structure my thoughts on this, so I'll just reply to things as I see them.
The information obtained in course of this work can be applied to Earth atmosphere remote sensing, microwave wireless communication, and industrial applications (see e.g.[27]), as well as for fundamental spectroscopic studies.
It's talking about the atmosphere, this was about modeling experiments better. It's using the same graph I posted earlier.
the recognized U.S. safe exposure limit is 1 mW/cm2 for 6 min
https://www.powerwatch.org.uk/science/unitconversion.asp ~61 V/m
That could heat your core body temperature 1°C if maintained for hours, which has no proven health effects, but is suspected dangerous (heat stroke is only a few degrees internal temperature diff), that's why our 5G standards are 6 V/m (0.1°C) at maximum usage. There are a lot of factors in this, but I'd recommend reading the icnirp paper for a solid overview.
This study then takes nerve clusters from leeches, and irradiates them with 894 V/m for 1 minute and sees how crispy they are.
A series of different mesh sizes, frequencies, geometric areas, and other parameter variations were used to confirm the absence of strong frequency-specific resonances or variations of MMW signal strength across the biological sample.
The purpose was to see how inhibited the nerves were when heated gradually in a bath versus with microwaves.
we observed an initial MMW-dose suppression of the firing rate (Fig. 5E), which might have been caused by an initially high thermal gradient. After 20–30 s of MMW exposure, as the heating gradient across the tissue becomes less pronounced, the exposure at higher IPD levels (2 and 4 mW/cm2) becomes less inhibitory.
They concluded that temporary pain relief might be some application.
What evidence is there in the reddit links? "So Corona in latin translates to crown/garland. You can again see the relevant symbolism to the medias CGI model of the virus." We know that they look like a sun under the microscope, that's why we named them that way.
Effects include increased risk of cancer, cellular stress, increased harmful free radicals, genetic damage, structural and functional changes in the reproductive system, learning and memory deficits, neurological disorders
Where's the evidence? Bring more than "scientists agree".
Jerry Flynn's saying wifi causes autism, alzheimer's, parkinson's, and all sorts of other things. His comments on 5G (apocalypse). He makes a lot of mistakes when speaking, for example he claims 1 to 5GHz encompass the "2G, 3G, 4G, 5G" cell phone frequencies or calling every oscillating magnetic field "wifi". He's not a smart man, he's an alarmist with very little critical thinking skill, although I believe him when he says the industry isn't sympathetic to his cause. That's why I'm giving you the chance to explain, let's discover the truth of this matter.
Lena Pu hasn't published her blood study yet. I like that she's testing real-world exposure, but she seems pretty unscientific with her assertions.
240 scientists
research & the consensus of scientists in this particular field
a crazy nut like Musk
Haha, yeah.
1,670 Peer-Reviewed Scientific Papers
Right, go ahead and find the papers with evidence of non-thermal 5G injury.
Thank you for trying to explain your fears with evidence. I'm not seeing any good way to structure my thoughts on this, so I'll just reply to things as I see them.
The information obtained in course of this work can be applied to Earth atmosphere remote sensing, micro-wave wireless communication, and industrial applications (see e.g.[27]), as well as for fundamental spectroscopic studies.
It's talking about the atmosphere, this was about modeling experiments better. It's using the same graph I posted earlier.
the recognized U.S. safe exposure limit is 1 mW/cm2 for 6 min
https://www.powerwatch.org.uk/science/unitconversion.asp ~61 V/m
That could heat your core body temperature 1°C if maintained for hours, which has no proven health effects, but is suspected dangerous (heat stroke is only a few degrees internal temperature diff), that's why our 5G standards are 6 V/m (0.1°C) at maximum usage. There are a lot of factors in this, but I'd recommend reading the icnirp paper for a solid overview.
This study then takes nerve clusters from leeches, and irradiates them with 894 V/m for 1 minute and sees how crispy they are.
A series of different mesh sizes, frequencies, geometric areas, and other parameter variations were used to confirm the absence of strong frequency-specific resonances or variations of MMW signal strength across the biological sample.
The purpose was to see how inhibited the nerves were when heated gradually in a bath versus with microwaves.
we observed an initial MMW-dose suppression of the firing rate (Fig. 5E), which might have been caused by an initially high thermal gradient. After 20–30 s of MMW exposure, as the heating gradient across the tissue becomes less pronounced, the exposure at higher IPD levels (2 and 4 mW/cm2) becomes less inhibitory.
They concluded that temporary pain relief might be some application.
What evidence is there in the reddit links? "So Corona in latin translates to crown/garland. You can again see the relevant symbolism to the medias CGI model of the virus." We know that they look like a sun under the microscope, that's why we named them that way.
Effects include increased risk of cancer, cellular stress, increased harmful free radicals, genetic damage, structural and functional changes in the reproductive system, learning and memory deficits, neurological disorders
Where's the evidence? Bring more than "scientists agree".
Jerry Flynn's saying wifi causes autism, alzheimer's, parkinson's, and all sorts of other things. His comments on 5G (apocalypse). He makes a lot of mistakes when speaking, for example he claims 1 to 5GHz encompass the "2G, 3G, 4G, 5G" cell phone frequencies or calling every oscillating magnetic field "wifi". He's not a smart man, he's an alarmist with very little critical thinking skill, although I believe him when he says the industry isn't sympathetic to his cause. That's why I'm giving you the chance to explain, let's discover the truth of this matter.
Lena Pu hasn't published her blood study yet. I like that she's testing real-world exposure, but she seems pretty unscientific with her assertions.
240 scientists
research & the consensus of scientists in this particular field
a crazy nut like Musk
Haha, yeah.
1,670 Peer-Reviewed Scientific Papers
Right, go ahead and find the papers with evidence of non-thermal 5G injury.