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$“My Headaches Just Stopped” #explain Sources- PMID 23619813 leslie_van12 on TT The energy of an individual light packet, or photon, is directly proportional to its wave frequency as defined by Plancks equation, $E = hf$. Because Bluetooth signals operate at a frequency of 2.4 gigahertz ($2.4 times 10^9text{ Hz}$), their individual photons carry extremely low energy compared to the waves in the visible light spectrum. Visible light ranges in frequency from roughly 400 terahertz ($4 times 10^{14}text{ Hz}$) at the red end up to 750 terahertz ($7.5 times 10^{14}text{ Hz}$) at the violet end. Comparing a 2.4 GHz Bluetooth wave to a typical visible light wave (such as yellow-green light at approximately 600 terahertz or $6 times 10^{14}text{ Hz}$) highlights this massive energy difference. Dividing the frequency of green light by the frequency of Bluetooth yields $6 times 10^{14} / 2.4 times 10^9 = 250,000$, and using slightly higher visible frequencies up to $960text{ THz}$ pushes that ratio to roughly 400,000 to 1. Because the frequency is hundreds of thousands of times lower, each Bluetooth photon carries about 400,000 times less energy than a photon of visible light, placing it safely in the non-ionizing region of the electromagnetic spectrum. #health #headset #radiation$

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