Microwaving Eggs From A Distance.
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- As I've run into an increasing number of people who tell me about their fear of microwave ovens. 5G cell phone towers, cell phones,, and smart meters, I set up this experiment to demonstrate how weak radio waves are at a distance, by placing numerous eggs in front of my microwave oven, to see how microwaves would effect them at various distances. The eggs closest to the microwave oven were only mildly warm after 35 minutes or exposure, but eggs beyond 13 inches remained cool. Here's a link to a video by a gentleman who believes microwaves aren't as dangerous as people think, and he makes his case by microwaving his own hand and face to prove his point. • I Tested the Limits of...
Conventional science teaches that non-ionizing electromagnetic radiation from Microwaves and many other sources are harmless at a distance, even though they have the potential to cook things up close.
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Microwaves can damage your eyes and other organs, if your to close to the magnetron.
Heat is heat, if you can't dissipate it fast enough it'll cook you.
@@bsdjail True, but the heating effect is no where near what some people believe. Some people believe their cell phone warms the side of their head from RF radiation, but after this experiment and similar experiments, this does not seem possible.
@@bsdjail That's heat. What about radiation? How do you dissipate that?
A 1000 watt 2.4 ghz. transmitter is not something that you want to get radiation burns from.
@@davidbrayshaw3529 If you think you can get cancer from microwave radiation then ughhh... You'll be more successful doing that by crushing up the beryllium oxide isolators inside the magnetron and breathing them in than standing a meter away from an exposed magnetron for days straight. The only thing that microwave radiation can do is heat your insides up, though by square-cube law it manages to dissipate so much in the air you'll be more successful cooking yourself with a magnifying glass than with a magnetron.
Sorry for any grammar mistakes, writing this during a pretty bad migraine.
Neighbor's Wifi has been fried in a 5 mile radius, tho
The microwave oven was inside a metal box truck, but I suppose it could cause some local interference, if it wasn't for the shielding.
😂😂😂
The ground is covered with dead birds for miles. The moon is steaming.
1/d² is your ally, the inverse square law. Energy from a point source expands spherically. Say the truck's walls and floor was made of paper, and distance to the nearest WiFi access point was 50 feet, that AP would receive a tiny fraction of a watt: 4πr², or in this case 4 x 3.14159 x 50' = 4*π*50^2 = 31415 ft², the size of the microwave sphere. 1200 watts / 31415 ft² = 38 milliwatts/ft². Approximately the energy output by a computer's WiFi.
@@The-KP (Earth explodes 💥)
My previous physiotherapist (now retired) used a microwave device for better healing of injuries. The device was the size of a washing machine, with a plastic telescopic arm carrying a round plastic box. This box was then secured to the injured body part with elastic bands. A timer was then set for 20 minutes, and after about 5 minutes you felt a pleasant internal warmth. Also, microwaves don't provide 360° energy if I'm not mistaken, but rather a beam, which is why the food rotates in a microwave to avoid creating a hotspot. This also explains why you cannot kill an ant in a microwave, as soon as it feels the heat, it moves to another place on the dish.
Interesting. I didn't realize microwaves could be beneficial for healing. Other than the dangers of getting cooked to death from being to close to the magnetron, I've often wondered if it's safe to get just close enough to warm yourself, without harming yourself.
@@GrantsPassTVRepair yes, it's called Diathermy when used in Psysiotherapy. The deep internal warmth promote blood circulation,the better the blood circulation, the better/quicker healing. In Psysiotherapy is also Ultrosonic sound used for this purpose,but this don't give any warmth,in fact if this device is set too high, it hurts enormously from inside the bone. Don't ask how i know :-)
I remember hearing about Diathermy devices that commonly operated close to the CB radio frequencies, and up to 300,000 MHZ, so I'd guess that microwaves frequencies could be used the same way, so long as you keep a reasonable distance from the magnetron. Microwave ovens transmit at around 2.5 G. @@BjornV78
@@GrantsPassTVRepair my Lectenna responds to these microwaves when i hold it against the door window, but that same Lectenna does not respond near any WiFi device that i have. Also, something many people don't know, is that with a microwave oven, you can get a fluid to a point of called "Super boiling". At this point the fluid is heated beyond the cooking point, but there is no vapor comming from the fluid, are no bubbles to be seen, it acts like it is cold water. But a sudden move, of placing a spoon in this fluid, it start a very violent reaction where the entire fluid jumps high up out of the jar/cup like a volcano. The danger is that this can cause severe burn wounds. I have experienced this phenomenon twice when heating a coffee cup filled with Mushroom sauce covered with microwave foil. The first time, after a few seconds of heating, i heared a big smack, and saw the cup laying on his side, with all the contents spilled over the entire inside of the microwave. A hugh cleanup needed after that. So i though that i set the microwave at a too high setting, so a few weeks later, i set it to a very low setting, and after a few seconds while i was watching, the cup started to shake on the glass plate like a earthquake and suddenly the entire cup jumps up about 5 centimeter (arround 2 inches) and smashed back down to the glass plate and start shaking again. i immediatelly shut down the microwave, and the shaking also stopped right away. The strange thing is, if heat up other sauces, or soup etc... it doesn't do this at all. The same mushroom sauce in another microwave acts normal. So where the difference is between both ovens is a big mistery to me.
I would like to have seen what you described. Regarding your lectenna not responding to your WiFi modem. It might take time to figure out exactly where to hold your lectenna next to your WiFi Router, I 'm wondering if you got one of the fake 1SS86 diodes, or used some other diode that isn't very sensitive. Try holding the lectenna all over the WiFi router in vertical and horizontal positions to see if you can get it to light up.@@BjornV78
I love the random knowledge your giving us.
Thanks. ;-)
Love the honest conclusion
The military uses a microwave device that is aimable like a gun. It shoots concentrated microwaves powerful enough to scare and cause immediate noticeable warmth but not strong enough at distance to cause any harm.
This is more a piggyback off a few other comments.
I've seen a youtube video of the microwave weapon they can use for crowd control.
I love that you did this
Interesting concept to demonstrate the inverse square law, and how the shielding in the microwave body reflects and concentrates the rf energy, neat!
I literally stop what I’m doing to watch your videos
This is awesome. I would've thought at least the first few would have white in them if not be half-fried.
I would have figured the same, but the first few eggs were only mildly warm. In my mind this suggests that microwaves can't do any harm at a distance, and all those people concerned about cell phone towers, and many other sources of electromagnetic radiation don't have anything to worry about.
Was it MrGreen who microwaved himself? You should check out that video!
@@ClearlyJoking Thanks for the info. If you find a link to his video please do share it. Our eyes are the most vulnerable organ to RF radiation, but my 66 years old eyes still don't need glasses.
@@GrantsPassTVRepair thank you for settling this fear!
@@mrsducky3428 I appreciate your comment. I didn't mean to imply that microwaves are safe up close, but it takes a lot more than WiFi, cell phones or smart meters to cook anything, so when people tell me they don't feel well when their Wifi router or cell phone is being used, I have a difficult time believing what they are experiencing is real.
This was incredible. Thank you!
In a commercial microwave (2000w output) the range would be 6ish feet as they dissipate from the cavity. It’s all about wavelength, valleys and peaks. Everything’s “wave” unlocks the unknown.
I was about 5 feet away to play it safe, but check out this guys video. ua-cam.com/video/3hBRxwQXmCQ/v-deo.html
I'd love to see you use something to detect all the stray RF with it like that! I wonder if nearby airports or anyone else is like wtf is causing all this interference?! 😮
I ran this experiment inside of a metal truck to avoid causing any problems.
I am confident that each of the eggs were used well and not discarded. I am further confident that some form of prayer was voiced in gratitude and that the little chicken babies, pig, cow, fish etc. we're thanked and respectfully welcomed into your body.
Of course thanks was likely voice towards Mother Earth, Father Sky and further dearly prayed unto Water and to our Cosmic Creators is gratefulness graciousness and is a given. We are all constituent members of One Collective Spirit and we are all integral to the Whole Being.
Yep! It's okay (and I hope you will agree) to play the occasional role of "Mom" in order to protect, bless and even just remind friends and family from every Walk of Life of those little but important things. Lol! Okay, enough of that for now as I will be promptly returning to the less redundant roleplay character of a "student" attending the lectures and instructionals of all you great professors. Thanks for having me!
Best regards and even greater wishes of peace, love and respect to be yours always.
You're crazy! I love it
Wow, that really shows how dependent a microwave ovens functionality is on being sealed so the waves can bounce back. I bet running those eggs under a warm tap would've cooked them more than the loose microwaves!
They were just a little warm, up to 13 inches away, but not cooked at all.
@@GrantsPassTVRepair Yeah, I wonder if a parabolic reflector like a satellite dish could direct the waves back enough to heat them more effectively? Although, the point of this is more an example of how wrong you'd have to go to actually be damaged by microwaves than trying to make it more effective!
@@EddieTheH Perhaps it could help a little. Wheat this experiment revealed to me, was not to worry about getting cooked by cell phones, which are only small fraction of the power being produced by my microwave oven.
@@GrantsPassTVRepair Yeah, all the paranoia is pretty much unfounded. Unless you have your own radar station or something you'd really have to put effort in to get damaged by microwaves!
@@EddieTheH That was my conclusion. I've run into a few people who tell me their wifi routers and smart meters are making them sick, but I believe what they feel is based on the nocebo effect.
very cool experiment showing the Rf and Microwave power>
I would have thought also it would have fried the first few eggs.
So does the microwave oven cavity bounce around the microwaves and concentrate the "field" to cook when then door is closed?
I know the microwaves are concentrated closest to the magnetron, and reflections must play a part in this. Normally there are safety switches that prevent a microwave oven from turning on with the door open, but they have been bypassed for this experiment.
So what your saying is we dont acutal need the door there just charging us for extra metal😊
No. The door is necessary .
What if you added some type of collimator in front of the microwave?
Now put an egg in front of a Fighter jet radar and see what happens
Is that a Chevy G20 Chassis? If so I love your truck/van!
It's a 1974 Chevy box truck. I'm not sure which chassis it has, but it makes a great storage vehicle.
Glad it did not work. Or else think about misuse of the device
My phone cooks my eggs
There is no way you can cook an egg with a cell phone.
So when do you get your cancer diagnosis
microwaves dont cause cancer.
If you look inside the microwave there will be a bit of what I can only describe as laminated cardboard on the side where the controls are located.
Sometimes it is secured by tabs bent into the hole others have a screw.
That is a “wave guide”.
Not sure how it works, but mine without it sometimes sparks/arcs in the corners if there is a drop of liquid from previous steam escaping from cooked food.
It is possible you might need to remove that?
Also just because it didn’t “cook” the eggs, doesn’t mean it didn’t sterilise them.
If you can prove it sterilises, it could still be useful for body builders who wanna eat raw eggs but microwave for 30-60 seconds to kill and likelihood of pathogens/bacteria.
Microwaves don't kill bacteria. If you generate enough heat it can, but not the microwaves by themselves. Watch this video experiment I did on this topic. ua-cam.com/video/ICxeFDPSKSg/v-deo.html
Isn't the plate thing a mica plate that prevents food and water from getting into the wave guide which is the square metal "tube" that goes from the magnetron?
@@matthiasknutzen6061you are correct. I just search for the wave guide again and the word cover is in the listing title.
Thanks for clarifying 👍
I thought it did something other than prevent food and moisture travelling back into the wrong part
What if they were on a graduated incline?
It was on a slight incline, but even placing it on the ground didn't seem to matter.
Appliance repair man, i work on everything and how did you get the 3 door switches to either stay open or closed so you can operate the microwave without the door shut?
I put some jumper wires across the switches.
@GrantsPassTVRepair sounds good! Love the channel! Found it yesterday and it's interesting as hell!
There's a lesson there for all of us. Make sure you put your egg in the microwave and close the door. Oh wait. egg explosion incoming.
How close do you have to get your hand to feel it get warm?
I haven't had the guts to try warming my body with the microwaves. If you get to close it can burn your body, or make you lose your vision.
not strong enough to vibrate any molecules just radiation or frequencies
unless the egg was actually in the micro wave
Mannn they don’t make em like they used to
u shouldnt stand near it anyway
I agree. That's why I kept my distance. Check out this guys dangerous experiment. ua-cam.com/video/3hBRxwQXmCQ/v-deo.html
Try with cheese sheet
So question is, did ur dogs get to eat the eggs?
I did, and they were good.
Thank god none of them where cooked 😅. If they were, I can’t imagine how much damage that could cause humans standing next to a microwave ha.
worry for you losing your eyes doing this
Yes. In hind site it was not wise of me to conduct this experiment with me being so close, but my research led me to think this should be Okay. Nevertheless I used poor judgment.
@@GrantsPassTVRepair i have to put a cookie sheet over the window on the microwave or the streaming TV conks out most of the time....
So I can tell the wife it's all the same from 6 inches to 24 inches .
Use cheese
Say Omelette hihi
Rich man. Eggs are expensive.
Eggs are expensive? In which world?
I ate those eggs.