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Originally posted by Mary Rose
Originally posted by buddhasystem
since you are the resident physics expert here on ATS, and probably frequent CERN.
No, that would be you, as we all know so well.
Originally posted by pianopraze
I do think our heart, one of the main chakra, is very tied in with the EM fields of the earth
d. Biological Effects
Schumann himself was interested in the biological effects of sferics in general, and his student and later colleague Herbert König has continued this work. In a summary [12] the latter quotes many surprising results of such effects. They span from an influence on yeast cells and bacteria as well as plants and animals to humans. Human weather sensitivity is, for example, strengthened with increased amplitudes of natural oscillations at 10 Hz. With artificial application of such waves human circadian periodicity is significantly accelerated, test subjects show extended response time, or they cause headache. In many of these experiments effects showed a strong dependence on frequency. The so‐called alpha waves during brain activity lie in the same frequency range as the first two modes of the Schumann resonance. Medics speculate that this is possibly no coincidence, but human adaptation to the electromagnetic environment in the course of evolution. In this border area between physics, biology and medicine there are perhaps still interesting results forthcoming.
Originally posted by pianopraze
Very good question Buddah, one I obviously can't answer. Possibly they will adapt to the resonance of Mars, or will go crazy. Probably adapt since we are very adaptable as a general rule.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
I could further extend my inquiry by mentioning people in space traveling far away from any planet that's known to produce a magnetic field.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by pianopraze
Very good question Buddah, one I obviously can't answer. Possibly they will adapt to the resonance of Mars, or will go crazy. Probably adapt since we are very adaptable as a general rule.
Thank you for a clear answer. I could further extend my inquiry by mentioning people in space traveling far away from any planet that's known to produce a magnetic field. Sorry but your logic breaks down rather quickly in that case.
Your statement is quite false.
Originally posted by fulllotusqigong
. . . the Schumann Resonance as Professor Oliver L. Reiser claims in the Actual Matrix Plan -- "Cosmic Humanism and World Unity."
3) In 1936, Dr. Reiser, introduced and promoted the concept of "radio-eugenics" in the scientific Journal of Heredity. This entails applications of radiation for evolution. In 1945 Dr. Reiser was impressed by think tank founder Julius Stulman's article called "Applied Energy to Social Relations." In the 1965 publication of "Cosmic Humanism" that is highly praised by Stulman's Institute for Integrative Education, the concept of radio-eugenics is promoted in synthesis with the concept of nondual harmonic resonance. Dr. Reiser states that we learned from Hiroshima and Nagasaki that not only does radiation cause massive destruction but that even those who survive "the baptism by fire" have children with severe birth defects. He then states that unfortunately that is how evolution works and that hopefully with the proper applied harmonic resonance of radiation then a new human society and a new "World Sensorium" will be achieved. The "World Sensorium" of Dr. Reiser is based on utilizing the radiation of the ionosphere, amplifying it with high technology, and applying it globally to cause mutations. The effect is to achieve not only a higher dimensional reality but to harness the zero-point energy.
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Originally posted by pianopraze
Originally posted by buddhasystem
Originally posted by pianopraze
Very good question Buddah, one I obviously can't answer. Possibly they will adapt to the resonance of Mars, or will go crazy. Probably adapt since we are very adaptable as a general rule.
Thank you for a clear answer. I could further extend my inquiry by mentioning people in space traveling far away from any planet that's known to produce a magnetic field. Sorry but your logic breaks down rather quickly in that case.
Your statement is quite false.
Quick to make a god-like pronouncement that my statement is false, but you have nothing to prove your statement either. We simply don't know. You seem more out to attack than discus.
Once we send astronauts in deep space missions we will know, until then we simply cannot... other than theorize.
Originally posted by buddhasystem
You couldn't stay away from using the word "resonate" when talking about flying to Mars. Oh well. New Age forever.
Originally posted by Mary Rose
Originally posted by buddhasystem
You couldn't stay away from using the word "resonate" when talking about flying to Mars. Oh well. New Age forever.
An asinine comment.
Your question that brought up the topic of Mars was in the context of the Schumann Resonances as they pertain to humans functioning on a planet.
I do think our heart, one of the main chakra, is very tied in with the EM fields of the earth and this EM communication which science doesn't understand yet will be found to be responsible for much of what we consider paranormal and psychic now.
One out of every 10 Americans who served in Vietnam was a casualty. 58,169 were killed and 304,000 wounded out of 2.59 million who served. Although the percent who died is similar to other wars, amputations or crippling wounds were 300 percent higher than in World War II. 75,000 Vietnam veterans are severely disabled. [McCaffrey]
Originally posted by fulllotusqigong
But the whole spiel of Project Camelot on the supersoldiers and mind control and exotic technologies -- I find it to be a lot of wild stories but no real evidence for it.