And how do you suppose to receive any 5G band on the antenna of 50μm size? Size of antenna should correspond to wavelength. You need at least two 1/4-wavelength segments to get something decent. If your object is magnitude orders smaller than wavelength, it just can't be used as antenna, you will not get any significant potential difference to be somehow useful from object of that size.
No, they don't correspond to wavelength. Sorry, you never met nanotech and now you are trying to make something sound rational with 3rd-grade education, but please do it in your spare time. Thanks.
I don't care if you disagree with anything I post. You shills don't have an off day, but I am also free to remind you that the world is losing nothing if it loses you.
I meeting with nanotech every single second, even right now typing that post. Just like most of people on the Earth. Nanotech is surrounding us for a long time, if you are not aware.
Apart from very close relations with nanotech, I have an advanced skills in electronics and all that radiowaves stuff, including microwave tech. I know how all that RF things works and how they not, instead of believing in some "nanotech magic".
I don't care if you disagree with anything I post
So what is real purpose of your posts then? If you don't need feedback, questioning and discussion on what you are posting here, then how are you differ from MSM and other propaganda?
I posted already proof of nanotech and RFID. Your 3rd-grade knowledge is not concerning anyone. I bet only you believe you know anything on the topic. It is actually showing how little you know. You don't present feedback, just the typical shill comments "look the other way". Present facts, not opinions and perhaps someone would take a look. Your opinions NEVER include any source or proof, therefore I handle them in the appropriate way.
P.S.: I am not required to convince any idiot, just because their father didn't pull out on time. You don't present facts, so don't get mad at me.
No. You posted a paper about how some guys made centimeter antenna for a centimeter band from graphene. Centimeter sized antenna in no way could be named "nanotech". That graphene particles they use to make antenna is just a conducting material. With the same result they could make that centimeter antenna from any conductive paint or powder, f.e.
In other of your posts you insist that there is graphene oxide particles in not-a-vaccines.
But graphene and graphene oxide is different substances.
In video you posted about nanomachines clearly visible that they got power and activited by laser light directed to one or another photovoltaic cell of the nanomachine. Laser light band is no way close to 5G bands, so your video have no any connection to your topic except word "nano".
Looks like you just find similar words here and there and without any thoughts and understanding trying to create something that does not exist.
It is actually showing how little you know.
I already forgot more than you will ever know. If you can't even read and understand what is written in paper you share, there is no hope you ever be able to compete with me on knowledge.
Your opinions NEVER include any source or proof
What proof do you need to read about the size of 5G antenna in paper you cited? Or you need a proof that centimeter sized object is no way a "nanotech"?
source
More on graphene in mRNA kill shots.
Astroworld? What happened? Link for more info?
Thanks for the response, well done!
I remember the event now. But I did not know about the stage layout. Holy cow.
I wonder if its "just" vax injury. Got excited and reved up.. After 100s if steps herding us to this point.
120um is the printing resolution; the actual antennas are over a centimeter squared.
Another baseless argument... Here's an old prototype of graphene nanotech that is 50um. And a graphene nanotube is 10um.
And how do you suppose to receive any 5G band on the antenna of 50μm size? Size of antenna should correspond to wavelength. You need at least two 1/4-wavelength segments to get something decent. If your object is magnitude orders smaller than wavelength, it just can't be used as antenna, you will not get any significant potential difference to be somehow useful from object of that size.
No, they don't correspond to wavelength. Sorry, you never met nanotech and now you are trying to make something sound rational with 3rd-grade education, but please do it in your spare time. Thanks.
I don't care if you disagree with anything I post. You shills don't have an off day, but I am also free to remind you that the world is losing nothing if it loses you.
I meeting with nanotech every single second, even right now typing that post. Just like most of people on the Earth. Nanotech is surrounding us for a long time, if you are not aware.
Apart from very close relations with nanotech, I have an advanced skills in electronics and all that radiowaves stuff, including microwave tech. I know how all that RF things works and how they not, instead of believing in some "nanotech magic".
So what is real purpose of your posts then? If you don't need feedback, questioning and discussion on what you are posting here, then how are you differ from MSM and other propaganda?
Are you done blowing your own horn?
I posted already proof of nanotech and RFID. Your 3rd-grade knowledge is not concerning anyone. I bet only you believe you know anything on the topic. It is actually showing how little you know. You don't present feedback, just the typical shill comments "look the other way". Present facts, not opinions and perhaps someone would take a look. Your opinions NEVER include any source or proof, therefore I handle them in the appropriate way.
P.S.: I am not required to convince any idiot, just because their father didn't pull out on time. You don't present facts, so don't get mad at me.
No. You posted a paper about how some guys made centimeter antenna for a centimeter band from graphene. Centimeter sized antenna in no way could be named "nanotech". That graphene particles they use to make antenna is just a conducting material. With the same result they could make that centimeter antenna from any conductive paint or powder, f.e.
In other of your posts you insist that there is graphene oxide particles in not-a-vaccines.
But graphene and graphene oxide is different substances.
In video you posted about nanomachines clearly visible that they got power and activited by laser light directed to one or another photovoltaic cell of the nanomachine. Laser light band is no way close to 5G bands, so your video have no any connection to your topic except word "nano".
Looks like you just find similar words here and there and without any thoughts and understanding trying to create something that does not exist.
I already forgot more than you will ever know. If you can't even read and understand what is written in paper you share, there is no hope you ever be able to compete with me on knowledge.
What proof do you need to read about the size of 5G antenna in paper you cited? Or you need a proof that centimeter sized object is no way a "nanotech"?
https://newtube.app/user/MelissaLev/xQBAzje - Here's some nanotech that is bigger than your brain. Now go bother someone else.