Something electrical. Probably something with a built-in switched mode power supply - that doesn't narrow it down much since almost everything has one now. Lighting, phone chargers, routers, alarm...
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Something electrical. Probably something with a built-in switched mode power supply - that doesn't narrow it down much since almost everything has one now. Lighting, phone chargers, routers, alarm...
Interesting and mostly accurate info from that site. Unfortunately Yig Wilson (what is his sceintific background?) still misunderstands the white splodges on the spectrograph as relevant to the...
Sorry not at all convincing to me. Just a lot of guff about "frequencies" "vibrations" and "energies". And the "Team Dark"...?
Surely if what he said had a shred of truth there should be some very...
Oh, is Kerry Cassidy jumping on the Schumann-Resonance-is-changing bandwagon? And not Bill Ryan too surely? He's fairly sensible most of the time.
Unfortunately that's yet another misinterpretation of the spectrograms. The Schumann Resonance (SR) and its harmonics are shown in the HORIZONTAL bars. The white splodges are local interference.
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Thanks for trying Aianawa. Unfortunately he may not even understand the question, and will just refer to the the mistaken source he already quotes. He needs to contact the recording stations where...
Again, he doesn't understand the spectrograph he's showing us, neither do the pseudo-scientists that he's quoting from. If you understand the scales, those "spikes" are broadband noise extending...
This guy means well, accurately describes the Schumann resonance and how it is generated. But he's muddling up info about the harmonics. He even shows them on the coloured display (the horizontal...
The charts are not showing the amplitude of the Schumann resonance. They are showing the amplitude of interference. The spectrograph scales are not clear to anyone unfamiliar with what they...
It's still a misinterpretation of the spectrogram as previously carefully described in this thread. The 'spikes' are noise interference, again probably from thunderstorms, but equally likely from...
You could solder a small one out of copper wire, or a bigger one from a cut-up wire coat hanger or stiff fence wire.
But TBH, don't we think any significant effect would be well documented and...
From Supernature page 99:
The book is downloadable if you search "Supernature pdf" - with out the quotes.
Lyall Watson wrote in his book "Supernature" 1973 (pp 97-100) of the properties of the pyramid. Using for example a small cardboard model aligned N-S as you describe to keep razorblades sharp. I...
Well there are some misconceptions and confusions in the above article.
1) Where is Easter Island shown to be "manifesting very high electromagnetic potentials"? In any case, electromagnetism...
All science has done here is measure a real electromagnetic phenomenon in the same way it can measure the mains voltage in your house.
It's people that have linked the non-rising Schumann...
Good work modwiz, Elen and TargeT. That seems to have nailed it and got all the facts right, but as you say modwiz, the misinformation/misinterpretation is now out there - running about!
babs
Unfortunately that link is drawing all the erroneous conclusions other sources are making with the 120 stuff.
Can anyone explain why this Schumann data misinterpretation has suddenly gained so...
Yes, but the point is that it didn't 'spike'! The measurements speak for themselves when you understand the charts. For some strange reason this has become an internet meme and it keeps being...
The image in #14 is a spectrogram. The horizontal lines are the energy in the Schumann resonance. Frequency on the Y-axis (vertical) with top as 0 Hz, and 40Hz at the bottom. Time in hours on the...