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Does 5G affect your physics experiment?

Our institution wants to lease a nearby roof for a 5G mast. Has anyone experienced the installation and operation of telecoms infrastructure - particularly 5G - significantly affecting physics ...
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Is the EMP threat to the power grid supported by physics? [closed]

Every once in a while I come across some article saying that our modern power grid could be knocked out of commission for up to a year by an electromagnetic pulse. I'm skeptical of such warnings. ...
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Can the question of a gravitationally accelerated charge radiation be tested experimentally?

I know that the question of radiation from a gravitationally accelerated charge has been discussed extensively at Does a charged particle accelerating in a gravitational field radiate?. Yet the ...
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