For the sake of science, how powerful would a microwave have

>>9139491
Ask the Japanese.

Isnt there like a frwquency range for microwaves?

Also, given that theres a shit ton of water in your body id imagine itd take a lot more than 2 secs

>>9139496
Only a small amount would require to be boiled instantly though, in this hypothetical experiment. Directing the microwaves would be more important, if you can hit something, say, the size of a bottle of water, any instant boiling would cause heavy damage to the surrounding area as it would cause an explosion.

aren't wifi signals microwaves? is there any health dangers of being exposed to them 24/7?

No we don't sell poison

>>9140241
No

>>9139491
Sauce?

>>9140241
They fall into the category of microwaves, but they're still significantly different from the very specific microwaves used in the ovens. The difference between blue and red is probably a bajillion times smaller and those are noticeably not the same

>>9139491
sauce on image?