Electromagnetic sea

[pinestone]

As a species, we have been generating electromagnetic waves at radio, tv, microwave, x-ray, audio, power, vlf & ulf frequencies for 150 years or so. Our planet and a short distance away from it is saturated in artificial electromagnetism that we have emitted.

I wonder, what effects have this human-made radiation had on our environment and the life-forms of Earth?

 

[JoeDawg]

I'm thinking the sun has more influence on things than anything we have created.

 

[oswaler]

I find this topic extremely interesting and important to explore. The concept of an "electromagnetic sea" created by human-made radiation is a valid concern that warrants further investigation.

One potential effect of this artificial electromagnetic radiation on our environment could be disruption of natural electromagnetic signals and communication among living organisms. Many species, such as birds and bees, rely on electromagnetic fields for navigation and communication. The increase in artificial electromagnetic waves may interfere with their ability to navigate and communicate, potentially leading to negative impacts on their survival and behavior.

Furthermore, there is growing evidence that exposure to electromagnetic radiation at certain frequencies may have detrimental effects on human health. Studies have linked prolonged exposure to electromagnetic fields with increased risk of cancer, neurological disorders, and reproductive problems. This suggests that the electromagnetic sea we have created may have negative consequences for our own well-being.

In addition, the constant presence of artificial electromagnetic radiation may also have an impact on the Earth's natural electromagnetic field, which plays a crucial role in maintaining the balance of our planet's ecosystem. Any disruption to this field could have far-reaching consequences on the functioning of our planet and its inhabitants.

It is important for us as a species to continue studying the effects of our electromagnetic emissions on the environment and living organisms. We must also strive to find ways to mitigate and reduce our impact on the electromagnetic sea to ensure the health and sustainability of our planet and all its inhabitants.