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 * What effect will the radio activity from the television have on humans?**


 * Only affect the brain with prolonged time exposed to radiation.
 * The lower the television power, the longer time it takes to effect.
 * If electronic hold-down safety circuits and regulated power supplies are not effectively powerful, X-radiation emissions can be harmful.
 * Wireless communication involves the propagation of electromagnetic radiation which travels from place to place.
 * To most people, radiation seems like a nuclear bomb, or some kind of death ray. It can be, but in most cases it is an extraordinarily wild range of phenomena including the emanations (gamma rays, ultraviolet rays, infrared rays, white light, visible light, UV rays, X-rays, microwaves, and radio signals.
 * The is more chance of cancer from radio waves nowadays.
 * Epidemiological studies in the UK and Australia have raised concern through out the world over cellulars and PCS antennas.
 * It has a negative effect on humanity's health, as it increases cancer chance, and ruins sight, although the waves also have a good side: they transmit ideas in your brain, and transmit information like the news.

If the brain is exposed to radioactive waves for prolonged time there can be negative effects on the brain. The higher the energy and watts, the less time it takes for affection. If electronic hold-down safety circuits and regulated power supplies are not effectively powerful, X-radiation emissions can be harmful. Wireless communication involves the propagation of electromagnetic radiation which travels from space to space. Most people picture radiation as a nuclear bomb or death weaponry or ray. It can be, but in this case it means an extraordinarily wild range of phenomena including the emanations (gamma rays, ultraviolet rays, infrared rays, white light, visible light, UV rays, X-rays, microwaves, and radio signals. It can have, in few cases, the affect of cancer and sight ruining nowadays, since the new televisions but the good side is that it informs us of news and important daily announcements. Epidemiological studies in the UK and Australia, although have raised concern over antennas and cellulars.

A television (T.V.) is an appliance which transmits images with sounds. It is basically a radio with a screen of images. If you are watching a football match or listening to the news you will hear what the commentators have to say, like a radio, but you can also see what is happening. A television takes the images and sounds captured by the camera, then it is transmitted and transformed to fit on the T.V. in an instant. Your eyes play the role of the antenna capturing the color from the waves and sending the image to your brain. Television stations have two modulations for transmitting the broadcast, amplitude modulation (AM) and frequency modulation (FM). Televisions use AM waves for pictures and the other method, FM for sound. FM waves have low frequencies and high wavelengths.

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