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7 - Farther frequencies
7.1 - The Schumann frequency
The German
physicist Dr. W. O. Schumann of the
technological university of Munich wanted to arrange 1952
practise tasks to the electricity for his students. At
that time subject was the calculation of cavity
resonators. Besides, he gave, that the underside
of the ionosphere, so the Heaviside layer should be one
sphere and the earth surface the other sphere of the
resonator . The task consisted in determining the
resonance frequency of this cavity resonator. As result
he received f=7.8 hertz. It is pointed out that the task allows to solve only by using the differential or integral calculus. And the solution occurs about the determination of so-called transversal-magnetic waves (TM waves) in a cavity resonator. Today these are called Schumann waves or also Schumann resonances. (see in addition magazine Physical research 7a, p. 149-154, 1954, from W.O.Schumann and also magazine Angew. J. Phys. 9, p. 373-378, 1957) The Schumann frequency is sometimes called the resonance frequency of the earth. As in the previous chapter 6 was to be seen, the first eigen frequency of the earth (of the surface) lies a little bit higher with 11.75 hertz and 11.79 hertz. |
The Schumann frequency is merely the
resonance frequency of the earth surface-ionosphere-cavity resonator |
A cavity resonator needs
a stimulation to get in oszillation. This happens, in the
case of the Schumann resonator, through the solar wind
and through thunderstorms (worldwide daily about 3000).
However, the variations of the stimulating influences
induce variations in the resultant oscillations, in the
intensity like in the frequency. An indication deliver here the measurements which have been made during the last years with regard to the Schumann frequency and which led too most different results. As still in chapter 14 shall be seen, the ionosphere is an oscillation layer. And, hence the momentary oscillation state (of the ionosphere) influences the measurement. Particularly here also long-term changes are possible. By the measuring arrangement partly one can receive different values of the Schumann frequency. The earth frequency is to be looked against it however as a constant. Now the question arises whether a connection can be produced between the Schumann frequency and the earth frequency. Here is the answer: |
The equator frequency (11.75 hertz)
multiplied with 2/3 produces the Schumann frequency. So equator and Schumann frequency comparatively stand together in a Quint. |
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So the Schumann spectrum
stands in correlation to the spectrum of
the earth frequencies. In chapter 15 occurs a detailed consideration of this
connection. However, the derivation of this relation
happens until chapter 15, because in the chapters lying in
between (primarily chapter 11 and chapter 12) still considerations are done which make a
direct derivation only possible. Those of W.O. Schumann ascertained frequency is today called biological normally, because it has appeared by measurements in voluntary experimental subjects that the person needs these signals. This was confirmed till this day by several independent scientists. One of them is Michael A. Persinger who acted by order of the NASA. During the first manned space flights considerable physiological problems appeared with the astronauts, and this could be repaired only by the installation of Schumann waves-generators. (see in addition "The effect of pulsating magnetic fields upon the behaviour and gross physiological changes of the albino rat - Undergraduate thesis" of Persinger, M. A). Another scientist is Rüdger Wever in the Max Planck institute in Erling - Andechs. He carried out experiments with volunteers who were observed during one month in a magnetically shielded bunker. Besides, disturbances appeared with the so-called circadian rhythms (internal watches). I.e. it came to the destabilization of the awake sleeping rhythm, of the body temperature in the course of a day and the Cortison level in the blood to mention only some examples. (see in addition influence of weak electromagnetic fields on circadian rhythmicity of person and "The effects of electric fields on circadian rhythmicity" in men. Life Sci. Space Res. 8 from Rütger Wever) Remarkably in this connection is the work of O'Keefe and L. Nadel which could prove that the frequency of 7.8 hertz in the hippocampus appears. This brain area is for attention and concentration importantly, and exists practically with all mammals. (compares to " informative medicine from Wolfgang Ludwig chapter 7). |
7.2 - The weather frequencies (sferics)
Between 1978 and 1979
special frequency measurements took place in
Pfaffenhofen/Ilm by Hans Baumer. With a
narrow-banded range (2 kHz) the frequency areas were
taken up about 10 kHz to 27 kHz consecutively about a
receiving construction. Besides, the reach of the
receiver was limited to 400-500 km. This led to the
discovery of the Sferics which are also known as weather
frequency. Besides, the basic frequency of the
Sferics is declared with 4,150.84 hertz.
(see in addition in the " natural electromagnetic impulse spectrum of the atmosphere in 1982 from Baumer and Eichmeier as well as in "Sferics" page 285, 1987 of Hans Baumer) If one takes the earth frequency ascertained in chapter 6, the following prime decomposition arises. If one determines the 11th harmonic of the basic frequency and looks at the suitable octaves, appears for 5th octave: |
for the Pole
radius : 4150,19 Hz = 11,79·11·25 for theEquator radius : 4136,27 Hz =11,75·11·25 |
The Sferic-basic frequency is the 5th octave of the 10th upper wave of the earth reason frequency (on the Pole radius covered) |
Remark: 11th natural
oscillation = 10th upper wave If one compares the measured Sferic
frequency to both derived frequencies is the consequence
that the Sferic frequency stand in relation to the pole
radius and not to the equator radius. The difference
between pole frequency and equator frequency amounts to
at least about 14 hertz. |
The Sferic frequencies stand in dependence to the pole axis of the earth |
Or also more general expressed: |
The Sferic frequencies stand in relation to the earth frequency |
E comprehensive consideration of the Sferics occurs in chapter 15.6 |
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