Can you call a cell phone in the microwave?

The video explores whether microwaves act as Faraday cages by testing if they block cellular signals. It reveals that some microwaves leak signals, allowing cellular and Wi-Fi frequencies to pass through. The experiment uses a spectrum analyzer to measure frequencies and demonstrates the effectiveness of a real Faraday cage. It concludes that microwave leakage varies and is influenced by factors like microwave age and location. The video highlights the frequency overlap between Wi-Fi and microwaves, explaining that while microwaves are regulated, small leakage is permissible and not harmful.

What is the basic idea of a Faraday cage as described in the text?

Why did the teacher initially believe that microwaves should act like Faraday cages?

What were the results of the experiment regarding the leakage of signals from the microwave?

What frequencies do cell phones and microwaves typically use, according to the text?

What was surprising about the Wi-Fi signals in relation to the microwave?

What does the FDA say about microwave leakage and its potential risks?

What factors might have affected the results of the microwave experiment?