microwaves

Selecting common recipes from the console is a fairly common feature even in inexpensive microwaves and toaster ovens.

Uh, the Xray's aren't microwaves from the big bang 'cause the microwaves are on the other, less energetic side of the spectrum.

But looking at the accretion disk is exactly what the EHT is doing, just in microwaves since those can be seen clearly trough the dust.

On a side note, my UI Design professor gave the microwaves as an example of a frequently bad UI.

But exposure to a fraction of a second of microwaves is not dangerous, to the best of my knowledge.

That expensive machinery is so fragile that it can be shot down by some microwaves from a mobile phone?

As in, when buying a microwaves, it could be tempting to choose one with 10~15 over one with 2 or 3.

There is nothing magical about microwaves - they are just heating the wood to a high temperature where the carbon chars.

By the time the door opens any appreciable amount, the microwaves will have long dissipated.

How different is it from the public concerns about microwaves/cellphones from the last decade?

Observe with wonder as the paraffin vapour enters a plasma state and hovers in the middle of your microwave, contained by the microwaves.

Amusingly, the cheapest microwaves are often the ones with the best interfaces.

We call it "embedded code." Satellites, nuclear power plants, microwaves, pacemakers, cars—they all run code that lasts.

Microwaves would work to if you are careful about your wavelengths and don't point them at satellites.