MEDICAL ALERT: Low Earth Orbit WiFi
Revision1: Added link to Risk profile for additional information. Description updated
IMPACTED TECHNOLOGIES:
All satellites, Low Earth Orbit, operating WiFi that is reaching the earth.
ASSUMED WIFI WAVELENGTH RANGE:
1064 nm and 1550 nm
RISK TO LIFE:
Continuous degradation of biological tissue in brain.
Prolonged exposure risk resulting in potential brain damage.
Revision1:
Please see more details:
https://medium.com/@chahal-amandeep/medical-alert-low-earth-orbit-wifi-citizens-guide-9edd57b0644a
GEOGRAPHIC RANGE:
All locations receiving low earth wifi.
DESCRIPTION OF PROBLEM:
the human brain operates using complex EM signals that have an unknown and complex nature. satellites and wifi is tested to ensure safety to prevent the cross over into this range as it has been studied to have extremely damaging effects in most animals.
Revision 1: In addition molecular cohesion experiences an increase in brownian motion that results in molecular resonant vibrations that can denature critical biological and non biological systems.
it is believed that while the wifi signals from wifi routers in the home and wifi from towers is safe, there is a deviation in the wifi signal coming from low earth orbit satellites.
this signal is believed to be interfering with both human and animal communication. it is furthermore expected that this signal is also impacting marine life. causing atypical social behaviors in all forms of animals.
THREAT DURATION:
Continuous exposure since the satellites have been active.
RECOMMENDATION:
- Ground all missions ready to send satellites into low earth orbit for the deployment of wifi.
- Shut down all satellites in low earth orbit currently sending wifi signal to the ground.
- Review all certification for the satellite deployment that pertains to prolonged animal testing to ensure safety.
- Re program the signal or move satellite orbit relative to the findings after a panel of international experts has confirmed that the signal strength is not denaturing the brain enzymes.
