Scientists from Ariel University in Israel announced the development of a technique that can destroy the coronavirus by 99% in seconds. We are talking about a special form of radiation with a wavelength of up to 3 millimeters.
These waves can affect not only COVID-19, but also other polioviruses. The Jerusalem Post… Using the developed method, rooms, equipment and other surfaces can be quickly disinfected.
Note that the size of millimeter waves is very small. For example, radiation from a mobile phone has a wavelength of about 30 centimeters, while a microwave has about 12 centimeters.
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At the moment, this technology is not adapted to fight the coronavirus in the human body, but it can help quickly get rid of it on surfaces. Now ultraviolet light is used for disinfection, the whole process takes minutes and even hours.
“In addition, UV radiation can be toxic to humans, making the disinfection process very impractical. With our technique, we killed almost 99.9% of the virus in two seconds,” said Dr. Gabi Gerlitz, molecular biologist and lead author of the study.
In addition, such radiation acts very gently on surfaces, does not heat up and does not affect them in any way.
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In the future, researchers want to try using millimeter waves to purify water. Also, according to preliminary research data, such radiation can be used to fight tumors and destroy cancer cells. Waves can also be used to transfer energy and electricity wirelessly, in the production of unique materials such as synthetic diamonds.
As OBOZREVATEL reported, the effectiveness of Molnupiravir pills from Merck Sharp & Dohme (MSD) has been grossly exaggerated. It became known that taking this drug reduces the risk of hospitalization or death by 30%, and not declared 50%.
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