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Introduction

The Schumann resonances (SR) are a set of spectrum peaks in the extremely low frequency (ELF) portion of the Earth's electromagnetic field spectrum. Schumann resonances are global electromagnetic resonances, generated and excited by lightning discharges in the Earth's electromagnetic cavity (The space between the Earth's surface and the Ionosphere).

The resonant frequencies are between 3-60 Hz and have distinct peaks around the following extemely low frequencies;

7.83 Hz (fundamental)
14.3 Hz
20.8 Hz
27.3 Hz
33.8 Hz

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How To Read the Graphs

X-axis: Represents time, in hours, using Tomsk Summer Daylight Time (TLVA UTC+7)
Y-axis: Represents the frequency between 0 and 40 Hz
Date: A series of three dates are displayed horizontally at the top of the chart in order from left to right.
Time: For each day a 0-24 hour sequence is displayed horizontally at the bottom of the chart. The timezone is of the location of the monitoring station, Tomsk Summer Daylight Time (TLVA).
Color: Indicates amplitude (strength/intensity), black and blue are the background colors and then the scale moves from green up through red to the highest amplitude represented in white.
World Clock Table:

Environmental Effects

The brain uses an ELF oscillating system, primarily making use of calcium-ions to control neurotransmitters. External ELF signals induce altered neuron calcium ion effluxes in brain tissue. Animals and humans have evolved in an environment saturated by the SR signal for roughly 3 billion years. Stable synchronization of the brain by SR signals has led to thinking, emotion, memory, and intelligence. The brain has electromagnetic transmitters and receivers in the neurons.

Learn More About Brain Waves Here

S/GMA (Solar/Geomagnetic Activity) has been shown to affect the SR signal amplitude (strength), and as we know the Schumann resonance cycle affects human beings.

Correlations between sunspot number and GMA activity indices also coincide with certain health effects.
X-ray and gamma radiation from solar winds have an impact on the SR signal strength and can alter the diurnal cycle.
X-rays ionize the atoms it comes in contact with and enhances concentration of ions in the D-region of the ionosphere. D-region is the top of the ionosphere cavity in which the SR signal exists.
Daily variation in the D-region produces the variation in the SR signal. Solar storms are also known to produce variations in the SR signal.

History

The resonance was first predicted by physicist Winfried Otto Schumann in 1952, and it was later observed and measured in the subsequent years. Named in his honor, the Schumann resonance has since become a point of interest not only for scientists but also for enthusiasts across various disciplines.

Nikola Tesla is all deemed influential in the discovery of the Schumann Resonance frequencies.

Monitoring Stations

Rhode Island
Tomsk
MIT (?)
Italy

Woo and Popular Culture

Over the years, the Schumann resonance has been the subject of numerous speculations, myths, and interpretations, especially within the realms of alternative medicine, metaphysical communities, and new age beliefs.

New Age Spirituality: Some proponents in the New Age community believe that the Schumann resonance is closely linked to human consciousness. They suggest that changes or disturbances in these frequencies can influence physical health, mental well-being, and spiritual growth.
Alternative Medicine: Some alternative health practitioners assert that devices or therapies that mimic or harmonize with the Schumann resonance can bring about healing or balance to the body.
Music and Art: The concept of the Earth having a “heartbeat” has inspired numerous artists, musicians, and writers.
Film and Television: The Schumann resonance has occasionally been a plot element in science fiction and paranormal genres. Such as the iconic Anime Serial Experiments Lain