Rather risky this research in my opinion, especially for future applications that could arise.
But a curious question, what would happen if that rat or the glass catfish are exposed to an EMP?
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Rather risky this research in my opinion, especially for future applications that could arise.
But a curious question, what would happen if that rat or the glass catfish are exposed to an EMP?
Why is it risky?
I don't know what would happen if they were exposed to an EMP, I don't fully understand, mechanistically, how the EPG responds to a magnetic field. Whether a stronger field results in a different response then a weaker one, or whether there is a cap of a certain strength causes the response and anything greater doesn't cause a bigger response.
I would suspect that the likely answer is that an EMP would cause the same response as any other moderately strong magnetic field, but because the EMP is brief, that response would be minimal. Its not something that can break like electronics.
Is that I put myself in a very futuristic moment, where for example a person with motor problems can walk again thanks to these researchs and be exposed to an EMP, would it lose the ability to walk for a moment or just spasms?
If that were the case, it would be very dangerous for the affected person.
It's great all these research but I can not help but ask myself these kinds of questions., hahaha