Topic: Radio Waves

The hosts provide a technical breakdown of why Boeing aircraft are particularly susceptible to 5G interference due to their fuselage composition and older altimeter designs. They argue the conflict is primarily a financial dispute over who pays for equipment upgrades. Furthermore, they suggest 5G's millimeter-wave signals could cause broader interference issues for future autonomous vehicle sensors.

The hosts speculate on a "crackpot" theory involving drug experiments in Connecticut triggered by 4G or radio waves. They question how authorities obtained Miriam Carey's travel records so quickly and why the NSA failed to track her movement toward the capital.

Intel recently demonstrated wireless power technology capable of lighting a 60-watt bulb from three feet away with 75% efficiency. This technology is compared to Nikola Tesla's experiments from 150 years ago and 1970s proposals to beam power from satellites via microwaves. Personal anecdotes about fluorescent lights illuminating near high-power pirate radio transmitters are used to explain the science of energy absorption.