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Originally Posted by francisbaud
A problem with increasing the power of antennas is that we're not just exposed to our own antennas (cell phone, router...) we're also getting all the neighbors' electromagnetic waves as well, and at some points it adds up. Also as someone wrote here the tests are being made on small rodents which life expectancy is short, so we never know what effects it produces over 60 or 70 years. Already one out of two women is having cancer in their lifetime, that's seriously a cause of concern.
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Additive interference is real, but it has to be engineered just right for that to happen. It's how the commi's in Cuba were listening in on foreign diplomats, using Rf.
The key to long term affects, is "long term". It takes lots of time to be able to record the subtle affects.
I do find it baffling that if high power density can cause cancer's or do other bodily harm, then low power density won't?
We are bombarded by low energy crud from space all the time, I guess we just accept that if that radiation is part of the human ~100yr max life expectancy, then so be it, we can't stop that radiation from space.
Without any harmful radiation at all, perhaps humans would eveolve into 200yr(max) species? We'll just never know, nor will we be going to Mars.
Did you hear, Elon Musk just launched the 1st 60 of 12,000 LEO satellites so that he can blanket the globe with "fast internet access" for everyone. Imagine all the additional Rf being transmitted. Nobody ever uses a directional Yagi
