ער דארף אויפהערן רעדן.
לאמיר דאס אויסקלארן איינמאל פאר אלעמאל:
נוצן סעלפאונס ברענגט נישט קיין קענסער. נישט דא קיין שום סייענטיפישע עווידענס אויף דעם. זייער אסאך זאכן לאזן ארויס נוקלעארע ראדיאיציע דאס איז נישט די פראבלעם, די שאלה איז וויפיל, און וועלכע. א סעלפאון גיט ארויס RF radio frequency radiation וואס הייסט non ionizing
אן עקס רעי אדער א סי טי סקען גיט ארויס ionizing ראדיאציע - דאס און נאר דאס איז א פראבלעם ווען ס'גיט ארויס מער ווי וואס איז רעגולירט ביי די FCC
It's important to differentiate between RF radiation and ionizing radiation when addressing this question. Here's a breakdown:
FCC Limits (RF Radiation):
* The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) sets limits for radiofrequency (RF) radiation exposure.
* For cell phones and similar devices, the limit is expressed as the Specific Absorption Rate (SAR).
* The FCC's SAR limit is 1.6 watts per kilogram (W/kg), averaged over 1 gram of tissue.
* This limit is designed to protect against the heating effects of RF energy.
Radiation from Other Sources:
* Nuclear Reactors:
* Nuclear reactors produce ionizing radiation, which is a different type of radiation than RF.
* Regulations for ionizing radiation from nuclear facilities are set by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC).
* These regulations focus on limiting exposure to gamma rays and neutrons, which are forms of ionizing radiation that can damage DNA.
* Exposure limits are measured in units like millisieverts (mSv).
* Airplanes:
* Airplanes, especially during high-altitude flights, expose passengers and crew to increased levels of cosmic radiation, which is also ionizing radiation.
* The level of exposure depends on factors like altitude, flight duration, and latitude.
* Regulatory bodies like the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) monitor and provide guidance on cosmic radiation exposure.
* Boats:
* Generally, boats do not produce significant levels of radiation.
* However, boats equipped with certain types of equipment (like radar) may emit RF radiation, which falls under FCC regulations.
* High Buildings (like the US Capitol):
* High buildings themselves do not produce significant radiation.
* However, they may house communication equipment that emits RF radiation, which is regulated by the FCC.
* Also, due to the altitude of the building, there would be a very slight increase in cosmic radiation, but it is not a significant increase.
* Buildings that contain certain medical equipment, or other specialized equipment, could produce ionizing radiation, but those cases would be regulated by the NRC, and other governing bodies.
Key Differences:
* RF radiation (from cell phones, etc.) is non-ionizing.
* Radiation from nuclear reactors and cosmic radiation are ionizing.
* These different types of radiation are regulated by different agencies and measured in different units.
I hope this helps clarify the distinctions.
וואקסין קומט נישט אין באטראכט,
