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All phones emit radiation. You have to understand that phones emit non-ionizing radiation. In other words the radiatian from a phone does not carry enough energy per quantam to ionize atoms or molecules, only enough to excite them. Radio waves, which is what phones use, barely even get into the thermal range of electromagetic radiation. You are worrying about nothing. I suggest you take a freshman physics class at any accredited university that focuses on electromagentic radiation and is typically listed in the course catalag as "E-Mag". I am not trying to be rude or ignoring your concern, but you should fully understand what radiation is before you worry about it being harmful. There are harmful types (gamma, beta, alpha) and non harmful such as radio, microwave, and infrared. Light is radiation and you don't see people worrying about it (maybe vampires). Every time you turn on a lightbulb, you are being slammed with radiation. By the fact that you have a computer and used a monitor you exposed yourself to radiation. Phones are so low on the power chart it is almost silly. Anyway, have a beer and chill.
03-22-08 03:57 PM - Before you start quoting book references and lectures from your prof, I think you should be more open minded. I know 100% that BBs emit more than normal RF compared to regular cell phones. At work my collegues and I have created a test environment in our deparment where we would have all 15 BBs within a 3 feet radius around a person sitting at their desk in the middle. Each and everyone who sat in the middle for approx: 20mins, experienced headaches.All phones emit radiation. You have to understand that phones emit non-ionizing radiation. In other words the radiatian from a phone does not carry enough energy per quantam to ionize atoms or molecules, only enough to excite them. Radio waves, which is what phones use, barely even get into the thermal range of electromagetic radiation. You are worrying about nothing. I suggest you take a freshman physics class at any accredited university that focuses on electromagentic radiation and is typically listed in the course catalag as "E-Mag". I am not trying to be rude or ignoring your concern, but you should fully understand what radiation is before you worry about it being harmful. There are harmful types (gamma, beta, alpha) and non harmful such as radio, microwave, and infrared. Light is radiation and you don't see people worrying about it (maybe vampires). Every time you turn on a lightbulb, you are being slammed with radiation. By the fact that you have a computer and used a monitor you exposed yourself to radiation. Phones are so low on the power chart it is almost silly. Anyway, have a beer and chill.
Ever put your BB near a computer speaker, try it and you will hear the static interference on the speaker even without the BB calling someone. On my regular cell phone I would only hear the interference when its calling someone!03-22-08 05:29 PM - Paragraph II:
"It's important to note that in publishing this list are we in no way implying that cell phone use is or isn't harmful to your health. While research abounds and some tests have shown that cell phone radiofrequency (RF) could accelerate cancer in laboratory animals, the studies have not been replicated. Cell phones can affect internal pacemakers, but there is not conclusive or demonstrated evidence that they cause adverse health affects in humans. Conversely, there is not conclusive or demonstrated evidence that they don'tcause adverse health affects in humans. So, in short, the jury is still out, research is ongoing, and we will continue to monitor its results." Cell phone radiation levels
By CNET staff (updated February 28, 2008)
What it all meansHere is a link if anyone wants to read the whole article.
I feel safe. So, lighten up and have some fun(lol). Get your back and kidneys checked out by a doctor. I hope you're not passing a stone.
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