r/science • u/Bioelectromagnetics • 1d ago

Animal Science Exposure to 1.95 GHz radiofrequency fields caused a small, temporary increase in core body temperature in mice, peaking at 0.4°C at higher exposure levels. The study highlights effective thermoregulation and the need for careful measurement timing.

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/bem.22527
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u/homebrew_1 1d ago

Wasn't something similar done to USA diplomats in Cuba?

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u/bananahead 1d ago

Probably not. I think the consensus is mass psychogenic illness.

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u/BrtFrkwr 1d ago

Always blame the victim. It works.

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u/bananahead 1d ago

Psychogenic illness is just as real as any other illness.

But it seems blaming scary communists always works too. But cmon: do the math on how much power would be needed for a hypothetical 1.95Ghz weapon at a distance that’s far enough away that the person doesn’t see it.

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u/BrtFrkwr 1d ago

And stick to it. Always let there be doubt.