News LG Successfully Tests 6G Data Transmission

[Admin]

Using terahertz frequencies and over a distance of 320 meters, the next generation of wireless data is almost here.

LG Successfully Tests 6G Data Transmission : Read more

 

[hotaru251]

this is getting dumb tbh.

5g already has a god awful range unless ur legit in line of sight of a tower w/o anything between.

6g will be even worse.

 

[Deleted member 14196]

View: https://youtu.be/UOvAZPHDogs


6g will be much worse. It will even interfere with NASA and other organizations who use such frequencies for measurements.

they both interfere significantly with our ability to predict weather forecast which is pretty critical

 

[husker]

This will be great for a colony on the Moon or Mars. Earth, not so great.

 

[thekekscernist]

I'll take 'Ionizing Radiation' for 500, Alex
Don't worry though, folks. I'm sure a definitely-not-sponsored study out of a big university with an endowment will tell us there's definitely nothing to worry about

 

[TJ Hooker]

I'll take 'Ionizing Radiation' for 500, Alex
Don't worry though, folks. I'm sure a definitely-not-sponsored study out of a big university with an endowment will tell us there's definitely nothing to worry about

100-200 GHz is nowhere near ionizing. And by nowhere near I mean the frequency would need to be millions of 10K+ times higher to be ionizing.

The frequencies being discussed in this article are still less than one thousandth the frequency of the lower edge of the visible spectrum.

Edit: As an aside, I'm not sure why LG describe it as THz when the frequencies in question are 100-200 GHz. The ITU definition of "Terahertz radiation" starts at 300 GHz. Maybe it's a 6G vocabulary thing.

 

[derekullo]

I'll take 'Ionizing Radiation' for 500, Alex
Don't worry though, folks. I'm sure a definitely-not-sponsored study out of a big university with an endowment will tell us there's definitely nothing to worry about

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Radiation doesn't become ionizing until well into the UV range.

If you want to be even more paranoid, blue light that you can see looking up at the sky on a clear day has a frequency of about 750000 Gigahertz or a 2500 times higher frequency than 6G !!!!!!!

Fortunately an aluminum foil hat can block blue light and 6G radiation!

 

[Deleted member 14196]

I'll take 'Ionizing Radiation' for 500, Alex
Don't worry though, folks. I'm sure a definitely-not-sponsored study out of a big university with an endowment will tell us there's definitely nothing to worry about

Yeah and that smoking cigarette is good for you. They actually did that in the 60s so yeah this isn’t surprising.

 

[Reecechad976]

Watch all the crazy conspiracy theorists come out of their hidey holes to embarrass themselves again 😂😂