Student science
experiment finds plants won't grow near Wi-Fi router –
Ninth-graders design science experiment to test the
effect of cellphone radiation on plants. The results may surprise you.
iPad 3G Dismantled: There Are Five
Antennas - You heard that right, folks: Apple looks to be using
the entire LCD frame as an antenna!
There are actually FIVE antennas in this iPad: Two
antennas handle the cell reception — one is in the RF window on top, the other
attaches to the LCD frame. A single GPS antenna is also housed in the RF window
on top. Just like the iPad Wi-Fi, there are two antennas that handle Wi-Fi /
Bluetooth connectivity, one in the Apple logo and another to the left of the
dock connector.
The iPad's WiFi antenna alone blasts every 4
seconds, 900 times an hour, 5,400 times per school day if turned on, even if a
kid doesn't require internet. That blast was over 300 times higher than the
iPhone-on-a-call when we tested at the convention booths. (65-75 µW/cm2 Vs 0.2
µW/cm2).
Swedish review
strengthens grounds for concluding that radiation from cellular and cordless
phones is a probable human carcinogen
(....Studies
carried out in Sweden indicate that those who begin using either cordless or
mobile phones regularly before age 20 have greater than a fourfold increased
risk of ipsilateral glioma....brain cancer is the proverbial “tip of the
iceberg”; the rest of the body is also showing effects other than cancers.)
Dr. Olle Johansson
of the Karolinska Institute of Sweden warns about the potential irreversible
damage being done to DNA of our children by exposure to RF radiation from cell
phones and transmitters, Wi-Fi Internet, smart meters, etc.
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