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An update on 5G streetlights.
An update on 5G streetlights.
My last 5G streetlight blog written in 2023 was worthy of an update to remind and warn people of the real dangers of 5G streetlights being the severity of radiation exposure they present to people’s health and wellbeing in their homes.
It is important to note here that THERE IS NO 5G CONNECTION TO THE STREETLIGHTS. So, I refer to “5G streetlights” as “Radiating streetlights” due to there being no actual 5G connection.
The history of radiating streetlights started in Australia in 2019, where a small number of streetlights were installed in Canberra, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. However, at this time, they were only installed with new LED lights.
Optus advertised an expression of interest for 5G home broadband in those suburbs which had these radiating LED streetlights, and then openly advertised which suburbs 5G home broadband would be initially offered to.
This is how we selected the suburb of Dickson in Canberra, and where we flew to do our initial 5G streetlight testing to determine the existence of the radiating 5G streetlights.
Read the full article here: https://orgoneffectsaustralia.com.au/blogs/news/an-update-on-5g-streetlights
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By Orgone Effects AustraliaAn update on 5G streetlights.
My last 5G streetlight blog written in 2023 was worthy of an update to remind and warn people of the real dangers of 5G streetlights being the severity of radiation exposure they present to people’s health and wellbeing in their homes.
It is important to note here that THERE IS NO 5G CONNECTION TO THE STREETLIGHTS. So, I refer to “5G streetlights” as “Radiating streetlights” due to there being no actual 5G connection.
The history of radiating streetlights started in Australia in 2019, where a small number of streetlights were installed in Canberra, Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth. However, at this time, they were only installed with new LED lights.
Optus advertised an expression of interest for 5G home broadband in those suburbs which had these radiating LED streetlights, and then openly advertised which suburbs 5G home broadband would be initially offered to.
This is how we selected the suburb of Dickson in Canberra, and where we flew to do our initial 5G streetlight testing to determine the existence of the radiating 5G streetlights.
Read the full article here: https://orgoneffectsaustralia.com.au/blogs/news/an-update-on-5g-streetlights