
ALT Infographic showing current and future 5G airwaves, all within 'non-ionising radiation' frequency bands (other items include 2G, 3G and 4G airwaves, Wifi and Terrestrial TV). This means it does not have sufficient energy to break chemical bonds or remove electrons, as opposed to ‘ionising radiation’, which occurs at much higher frequencies and is generally considered hazardous to humans. Example: X-rays & Ultraviolet

ALT Infographic showing current and future 5G airwaves, all within 'non-ionising radiation' frequency bands (other items include 2G, 3G and 4G airwaves, Wifi and Terrestrial TV). This means it does not have sufficient energy to break chemical bonds or remove electrons, as opposed to ‘ionising radiation’, which occurs at much higher frequencies and is generally considered hazardous to humans. Example: X-rays & Ultraviolet



























