Social media platforms are witnessing from time to time leaflets or tweets warning of “unprecedented fluctuations” at the Shoman frequencies, and then claims that this means “a big catastrophic thing”, perhaps an earthquake or tsunami.
While others claim that the Shoman frequencies represent the “pulse of the earth” or “Gaya’s pulse”, they say that the frequency is 7.83 Hzat is the “natural” earth frequency, and the human body must harmonize with it, but rather sell devices that send the waves of 7.83 Hzzat by claiming that they reduce tension and treat anxiety and balance “internal energy” and protect from electromagnetic radiation.
On the other hand, it is said in the forums and groups of conspiracy theory that governments deliberately “disturb” this frequency (through the technology of the fifth generation of smart phone networks) to weaken humans. But is any of the above allegations real?
Roman ring
The Earth is not completely silent, far from the sounds of nature, traffic and technology, our planet resonates with an invisible electromagnetic tin, known as the Roman Shoman.
These natural frequencies, although it is largely unknown to the general public, is taught in physics of atmosphere, space weather research, and even in understanding the Earth’s climate. However, it has also been intertwined with false scientific allegations and spiritual interpretations far from its scientific roots.
“Shoman frequency” is defined as a group of highly frequency electromagnetic waves, which are frequented by the surface of the earth and the ion cover (charged layer of the upper atmosphere), and some represent it as if it is like the “heartbeat” of the earth, but not in the biological sense, but rather as a natural international electromagnetic phenomenon.
This ringing occurs because the space between the Earth and the ion cover acts as a giant resonant rowns, similar to the guitar body that helps in the appearance of the sound of tendons.
This phenomenon was named after the German physicist Winterfred Auto Shoman, who predicted in 1952. Shoman used Maxwell equations to show that electromagnetic waves could fluctuate in the cavity between the Earth and the ion cover under certain circumstances.
While Schuman’s predictions were theoretical, Nicolas Tesla conducted actual measurements of 7.83 Hzat for the first time in the early 20th century, and it was later clearly confirmed in the 1960s using sensitive tools.
How happens?
The Shoman resonance occurs due to the discharge of lightning, every day, more than 8 million lightning strikes around the world occurs, each of which produces strong electromagnetic pulse that spreads in the atmosphere, and some of these waves are reflected between the surface of the earth and UNASFAR, and remain stuck inside this cavity
These waves begin to vibrate or resonance with certain frequencies, as the strings of oud or violin vibrate, between the surface of the earth and the ionosphere layer there is a “space” that resembles a closed or fluter box, as in the case of musical instruments, this cavity can detain electromagnetic waves such as radio waves.
The outstanding waves in this “box” overlap with themselves and produce fixed resonance with specific frequencies, just like the echo inside a cave.
Roman Shoman is accurately measured, because it is useful in various ranges, for example, researchers can estimate global lightning activity, and long -term changes in the capacity or frequency of the Shoman rings may reflect changes in global temperature, humidity or solar activity, and changes in solar wind and geomgenic storms can affect the ionosphere layer, which in turn changes the characteristics of the Shoman resonance.
The problem of one study
Some studies have assumed that the Shoman resonance may be earthquakes, but unfortunately these results are still facing several problems until they are confirmed, including that the cases of anomaly in the Shoman resonance were monitored during earthquakes, and at times when earthquakes were not as well, which means that there is no clear connection between earthquakes and the Shoman ring.
Besides, there is not enough support for this type of hypotheses, as many research papers were not published in it, and other research teams were attempts to confirm this relationship with failure.
Hence, we cannot infer one or several research paper on the validity of this relationship, and in the science ranges there must be a consensus among scientists to confirm a phenomenon, and this requires a heavy research work over the years.
Until the moment of writing these words, there is no one technique, method or theory that can predict the occurrence of earthquakes before they occur, and all attempts are located within the scope of hypotheses, according to the American Geological Survey.
This is also taking place on the relationship between the hesitation of Shoman and natural disasters such as volcanoes or tsunami. For example, very few studies have recorded changes in the shrimp frequency at the time of large volcanic eruptions (not before), but they remain temporary, weak and irregular.
For example, after the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami (and not before it) some scientists noticed changes in the electromagnetic field, but it was not confirmed that they had directly affected the Shoman frequency.
False science
The above are the allegations of a relationship between the hesitation of Shoman and the human body, as research is still primary, that is, most evidence depends on small groups or limited experiences, or that the results are conflicting.
For example, scientists do not have, and they did not design any delicate devices that depend on the Shoman ring to treat diseases or improve mood.
But these ideas, which are research suggestions that did not find evidence of their support, are taken by the movement of false science, which is currently spreading strongly in the sides of the world, especially the Western world, and is amplified and considered a real science.
For example, the theorists of religious movements such as the “New Age” depend on such scientific myths in therapeutic or contemplative curricula that are not scientific.
They even use similarities and metaphors derived from experimental sciences, scientific theories and technology, from the reference to certain healing methods that have nothing to do with quantum physics as a “quantitative recovery”, up to talking about the “Holgramatic universe”, which is a scientific hypothesis, and the use of that hypothesis – in the language of science – to talk about organisms connected to each other through certain frequencies and multiple dimensions.
In other words, we are facing the state of using “language science” to refer to the beliefs and practices that are mainly “far from science.”
This movement (and the similar movements) in the world is currently spreading, and its ideas are derived from modern Western spirituality, such as Thiosophia, astrology, and Mesmayriyah.
But in the end, the subjects of the new era and the same movements, are described by scientists and specialists as abnormal simplification and the use of superficial scientific terms without experimental support.
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