5G gevaarlijk? Dit moet je weten over straling 📶

Radiation and 5G—there's quite a bit of fear-mongering going on. But what is radiation? And what about 5G? Anna Gimbrere explains all about electromagnetic radiation. Don't miss a video: SUBSCRIBE and ring the bell🛎 Anna's explanation: Hi bright people: a little extra explanation to avoid confusion! Radiation comes in many different shapes and sizes. The most important characteristics of radiation are the wavelength (or frequency), which indicates how much energy a single photon (radiation particle) contains, and the power, or the number of photons per second. Some forms of radiation are harmful to human cells even at very low power levels because they have a very high frequency. The energy per photon is then so high that they can damage molecules. I explain which forms these are in the video above (UV, X-rays, and gamma rays). NOT 5G! Other forms of radiation—with a lower energy per photon—cannot do this! They can, theoretically, heat you up because they transfer energy. In that case, it's important to know the power output. Extensive scientific research has been conducted on this, and strict guidelines exist that limit devices and cell towers. In this video, I explain the different types of radiation and which are and aren't dangerous based on frequency. The power output of the devices you use every day is subject to strict guidelines, so I won't discuss that here. The microwave is a special case in many ways; it uses a wavelength that can move water molecules and a very high power output. Hundreds of times more than your phone. And it has a wavelength long enough to penetrate a few centimeters into food and therefore also into human tissue. Finally, scientific research is always ongoing, and if new information emerges on these topics, I share it honestly. But there isn't a single scientifically reliable and independent platform that substantiates fears about 5G. And research into radiation has been ongoing for decades. Greetings, Anna #5G #radiation #cell tower #Netherlands #safe #wifi #bluetooth #internet #microwave #Bright