Cress attempt is made before - with the same result
A handful of schoolgirls eyes of the world because in a school trial had
exposed garden cress to radiation from a wifi router and obtained a rather special result.
The experiment showed that cress seeds that were exposed to radiation
did not sprout - and some others died straight away.
Now it turns out that it is not the first time that the attempt is made.
On a Canadian website you can find a similar study conducted by a Canadian physics / chemistry teacher, Larry Oberg .
In this test however, he did not use garden cress seeds but green lentil.
Mobile Sprouts was great
Canadian chose to expose the seeds respectively for mobile radiation router radiation and no radiation.
After a week, the conclusion was clear: Mobile sprouts were nice and green,
just as they those who had not received radiation.
And with router seedlings was the same as the Danish students saw: Nothing. They either sprouted or developed in this direction.
- Cell phone sprouts were the best, even though they were exposed to the highest dose radiation.
The poor performance of the router sprouts were perhaps caused by dryness in the room or maybe the heat from the router.
I want to try this experiment again with larger groups of sprouts and controlled moisture conditions to compare the results more accurately,
writes Canadian on the website , where you can also see pictures of the evolution of the various test groups.
The problem with his effort is, he assumes that the pulsed radiation and not pulsed are the same,
the test uses he Audiovox 8615V mobile phone which run on the CDMA network and it's not pulsed,
but the Linksys WRT160N Wireless Router is, just as the router the girls used, so he's got the same result
as the girls, without knowing it.
The pulsating is much more harmful to health than non pulsating[a comment from M.N.]
