How Cell-phone Radiation Works

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When talking on a cell phone, most users place the phone against the head. In this position, there is a good chance that some of the radiation will be absorbed by human tissue. In the next section, we will look at why some scientists believe that cell phones are harmful, and you'll find out what effects these ubiquitous devices may have.
A transmitter takes the sound of your voice and encodes it onto a continuous sine to learn more about how sound is transmitted). A sine wave is just a type of continuously varying wave that radiates out from the antenna and fluctuates evenly through space. Sine waves are measured in terms of frequency, which is the number of times a wave oscillates up and down per second. Once the encoded sound has been placed on the sine wave, the transmitter sends the signal to the antenna, which then sends the signal out.
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[hubzcaps]

@DurAR89 1 love from a smart kid  u are wise

[michalchik]

Lots of claims no evidence. This would be easy to test. Shield the kids heads.

[MrAnonwut99]

lol pseudoscience.

[AstroTAC]

LOL A sine wave ? Are you serious ? I think you have the idea totally wrong on how all this works there buddy, FAIL ! I don't think the sine wave is your issue here....ha ha ha ha. Funniest thing I saw all week. I gotta show the guys at work this, we will get a kick out of this. Thanks for the laugh !

[DurAR89]

Good job Air. Check out my video "Too Many Towers".

Verizon is a major player, and is likely to be involved in Project Blue Beam.