What is the danger of an radio wave?

Answer 1

an radio wave can traverse the body at F = sinwt + warctan (li(f(t)) -integral (potential)dA, given the natural dispersion values of an radio wave, and the powerdrive force of an human body, the fourier transform gives a potential force value equivalent to three horses running through your body.

Answer 2

I would be impressed if you could make a radio wave powerful enough to cause any radiation damage. If they are dangerous then we are all doomed because they are in the air of every populated area in the country.

Radio waves are all around us. Fortunately they are all at such microscopic power levels, they pose no problem at all to living things.

Microwaves (as used in a microwave oven) are also radio waves, but at such high power and confined space, that they are used for cooking.

For this reason, attention must be paid to the door seals. Leaky microwaves can cause damage to living things. (they will cook you as well).

Working on microwave transmitters, such as Radar antennas, care must be taken not to look down the end of a working wave guide. It WILL do you serious harm.

When working on any high powered transmitter (100 watts ERP and upward) and associated cabling and antenna, care must be made to isolate the transmitter. Touching a high power, transmitting antenna, will cause you burns.

Answer 3

There is no known effects (physically proved) of radio waves on a human body. It's because radio waves have a long wavelength as result a human body almost doesn't absorb radio waves.

Answer 4

Radio waves are completely harmless. They pass through you all the time.

Answer 5

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