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Schumann Resonance
This nOde
last updated April 11th, 2004 and is permanently morphing...
(13 K'an (Corn) / 7 Pohp - 104/260 - 12.19.11.3.4)

The Schumann resonance is not increasing
in
frequency,
and in fact already has multiple higher frequency spectral lines at the frequencies
predicted by basic
quantum
physics. The fundamental frequency of 7.8 Hz being determined by the size of
the Earth, the speed of
light,
and nothing else, with the higher frequency spectral lines in addition
being determined by the size of
Plank's
constant....
None of which are changing.
The amplitude (i.e.
intensity)
of the Schumann resonance is, however, not constant, and appears to be extremely
dependent upon tropical (and hence global) temperature. Indeed preliminary
results seem to indicate that a mere one degree increase in temperature seems
to be correlated with a doubling of the Schumann resonance.
In the 1930s physicist Heinrich
Schumann discovered a permanent standing
wave
in the atmosphere, resonating between the Earth's surface and the ionosphere.
This wave, known as the Schumann Resonance, "
Gaia's
brain wave" or simply the Earth Wave, is fed by
lightning
discharges and the planet's internal
electromagnetic
activity. By a rather stunning coincidence, its frequency fluctuates slowly
between 9 and 12 cycles per second - right in the heart of the human
alpha
range.