Re: Cell Phones and Cancer

Dec 24, 2006 0 Replies


Power drops at the square of the distance if I'm correct.


For a point source, it does.


For a line source, it drops as the distance. E.g. the emissions from a power line.


For a plane source, it doesn't drop at all. E.g. a source that fills your field of vision.


I'd expect a cell phone antenna to approximate a point source when it's at a foot or so distance. An inch from your head, it probably drops less rapidly (in the nearby area).


Dave



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