Dear Mr. Rosen,
It is a great relief if what you have written is technically correct. I am only wondering if microwave can produce heating by molecular oscillations and resultant heating will not the mega watts of microwave energy produced by billions of smart phones and their associated networks heat up water molecules in the atmosphere and allow them to fly over the mountains and cause high intensity rains when they get cooled elsewhere. We do not often see these days the old model of rain patterns assisted by mountain ranges. Further I also see a sudden change of mutilated season episodes vis a vis opening up of huge data usage for public entertainment by way of YouTube and video communication. Could it be a casual coincidence? May be or may not be, I only hope you are right and I am wrong.
Narayanan

Hi Marion, Sorry to hear that you experienced a health issue and associate it with radio frequency (RF) transmissions emanating from a nearby cell tower. With 5G, did they remove the tower and install a replacement further away?

Did you investigate the reason for your loss of balance? Could you have BPPV caused by the shifting of the tiny crystals in your inner ear? Did a doctor suggest you might have contracted Meniere’s Disease?

There are know incidents in the medical literature that associate the skin symptoms you experienced in association with RF exposure at the frequencies used by cellular networks. Cellular RFs are non-ionizing meaning they don’t produce enough energy to directly damage DNA. There are unproven studies where reproducible results have questioned RF overexposure links to some cancers.

The only other symptoms commonly reported from cellular transmissions is associated with phone use. People who use cell phones a lot have reported experiencing headaches and fatigue. No scientific evidence, however, supports a link between these symptoms and RF exposure.

I am glad to hear that you are no longer experiencing the symptoms you have described. My wife suffers from BPPV which is positional vertigo. In fact, this week she had another episode. It is very disabling so it is no wonder that you looked for an environmental change near you that could have explained what happened.

When they put a micro cell tower behind my studio apartment around 7 years ago, it greatly affected my health. It turned my skin to crepe. It created a beam that interfered with my sense of balance, etc. Then, after 5 years, they switched to 5G in my neighbourhood. My skin became more normal again. I no longer lose my balance and fall sidewise.

Hi Rob, Carbon molecules in the atmosphere whether in the form of CO2 or CH4 when interacting with photons heat up faster than other atmospheric molecular constituents. That’s why they are collectively called greenhouse gasses. Microwave radiation which is really radio frequency cooking requires considerable concentration to achieve anything close to approximating atmospheric heating on a global scale. We use radio frequency cooking in enclosed spaces to limit it to short-range effects, namely the frozen dish we want to serve for lunch. As for the Internet, you have thrown this into the equation without any explanation of how the growth of high-speed telecommunications over fibre, broadband cable, or wireless, can have anything to do with atmospheric warming.

On the issue of burning coal in the past. The population of the planet didn’t surpass one billion until late in the 19th century. So even if everyone was cooking with coal or burning peat and wood, the total contribution they would have made in carbon-warming molecules would have been relatively insignificant. The 20th century saw rapid population growth, rapid energy demand growth, rapid escalation in the burning of fossil fuels….You are right that we face a real dilemma and the way out of it is to decarbonize our 21st century world.

If 4G didn’t do it, why would 5G, or for that matter the forthcoming 6G contribute to COVIDd-19, global warming, or any other observable weather or climate event? Because two or three things happen in approximately the same time period, does not make them causal. They are not even correlated. The science and evidence doesn’t support your hypotheses.

This is a real stretch in associative reasoning. The COVID-19 pandemic originated in Wuhan, China. The authorities were late to the mark in that country and tried to suppress information about it. They didn’t shut down transportation routes outside the affected area which a Toronto-based AI company spotted. I wrote about it at https://techsomogro.com/built-tools-spot-disease-outbreak-global-threat/. 5G spectrum radio waves cannot cause a virus to jump from an animal population to a human one.

The 5G rollout does not factor into atmospheric warming. Radio frequency (RF) transmissions used by radio, television, computer, and cellular networks are non-ionizing unlike x-rays, gamma rays, and high energy ultraviolet radiation. The latter coming from outer space would far more dangerous if not for the ionosphere-blocking ozone that protects us. Our magnetosphere, the Van Allen Belt, further protects our atmosphere. If the ozone layer weren’t there and Earth’s magnetic field were to weaken then you would see global warming on a Venusian scale. The radio waves used by cellular companies are not causing the latest warm winter. Look to the El Nino in the mid-Pacific Ocean and the buildup of CO2 in the atmosphere for this unusual warmth in the Northern Hemisphere.

Yes, I have same theory after we have very mild winter when we have very mild winter in our community and they on 5g.