Nice demonstration of how shallow your vaunted 5th grade knowledge is. Not all waves are equal. You do realize visible light is part of the EM spectrum, right?
Hey, you just go on with your theory that trees stop EM radiation. Go on, no one is stopping you. Just continue to believe whatever you want to believe.
But I am going with the group that knows how magnetism works, if you don't mind.
Sorry, I passed 5th grade knowing that only metals interfere with EM radiation.
You must be schooled in the US, right?
Are there metal plants?
The effect of various materials depends upon the wavelength.
Only half of those are EM, and that half has short wavelengths that are easily disrupted by any dense objects.
I guess my trees are only placebo barrier protection against EMF like Neo1 says, like a dust mask in a scamdemic.
That's not how EM waves work.
You don't have to comment, if you skipped the entire school system after 4th grade.
Nice demonstration of how shallow your vaunted 5th grade knowledge is. Not all waves are equal. You do realize visible light is part of the EM spectrum, right?
"Not all waves are equal" - Gandalf.
Hey, you just go on with your theory that trees stop EM radiation. Go on, no one is stopping you. Just continue to believe whatever you want to believe.
But I am going with the group that knows how magnetism works, if you don't mind.
Good luck with all those trees tho! :)