Bible Christian

Your source for Bible Study

Ask Us A Question
  • Home
  • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Mailing List
    • Donate
  • News
  • Questions & Answers
  • Bible Study
    • Articulos en Español
    • Theology Index
    • Bible Study Index
    • Miscellaneous Articles Index
  • Resources
  • Free Tracts
  • Audio/Children
    • Audio Files
    • Artwork
    • For Kids
    • Ventriloquism
You are here: Home / All News / I wonder what other damages cell phones cause that we don’t know about?

I wonder what other damages cell phones cause that we don’t know about?

June 9, 2016 By Gary Panell Leave a Comment

Study links declining bee population to cell phone usage

By Kelly Sloan on June 8, 2016

bees

(TRUNEWS) New research shows the problem with the declining bee population may be due to increased cell phone usage.

Daniel Favre, a researcher at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology has found the signals cause honeybees to become disoriented, leading to their deaths.  He discovered that bees made 10 times more noise when there was a cell phone in use nearby, according to Digital Trends.

The noise, called “worker piping” is supposed to serve as a signal for the bees to leave the hive.  When it is caused by cell phone signals, the bees just stay confused.

“Worker piping in a bee colony is not frequent, and when it occurs in a colony, that is not in a swarming process, no more than two bees are simultaneously active…The induction of honeybee worker piping by the electromagnetic fields of mobile phones might have dramatic consequences in terms of colony losses due to unexpected swarming,” said the report.

 More than 83 tests were conducted to document bees’ reactions to cell phones.

Since honeybees pollinate 70 percent of the crops on the planet, the problem is serious.  Last year, beekeepers lost 42 percent of their colonies.

But, ironically, there is a new system for managing bees.  A group of engineering students in Poland have developed a wireless device which can keep tabs on temperature, humidity and motion.

“All these data are transmitted to an external data server, where we can analyze them and in the case of any threats they can be immediately and directly sent to the beekeeper’s phone,” said student Wojceich Sojka, designer of “Maja”.

The students had hoped to stop the bee decline through this technology, believing “climate change” and pesticides are the causes of the population decline. The data could be used to give researchers information on Colony Collapse Disorder, where bees disappear from the hive.

Read more at http://www.trunews.com/study-links-declining-bee-population-to-cell-phone-usage/#rEKpVZ5Rstj6u1el.99

Filed Under: All News

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Subscribe to our Newsletter

Connect on Facebook

Copyright © 2024 · Bible Christian