The Two Dominant Electromagnetic Frequencies of Life| Stephy Publishers

 


Journal of Environmental Science and Research | Stephy Publishers

Introduction:

Life began, developed and matured within the biosphere of the Earth. The 5 fundamental forces of physical reality played a major role in bringing together the material resources that made up the Earth upon which the biosphere was created and that allowed life to flourish. The force of electromagnetism has played a crucial role in the background within which life evolved apart from the formation of stable matter, the ionic nature of matter compounds and the cohesion of matter brought about by the force of gravity. One is the injection of electrons into the ionosphere resonant cavity due to weather, specifically thunderstorms. The resonance produced has a frequency of about 7.8Hz and harmonics, called the Schumann Resonances (Schumann resonances-Wikipedia). The second is the transverse electromagnetic waves produced by the interaction of the Birkland electron current in the crust of the Earth with the dynamic fluctuations of the motor of the core within the centre of the Earth (Hans W Giertz's research works (researchgate.net). The resonant frequency of this interaction which is so vital to life is about 4.5Hz. The reason that this frequency is important is that this is the natural resonant frequency of water. Thus all life has this fundamental frequency of 4.5Hz as well in addition to the frequency of the ionispheric resonance of 7.8Hz. These 2 frequencies still dominate the background within which life started, developed and matured to yield the flora and fauna with us today.

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