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MAGNETIC FLUCTUATIONS
(Sources: David Yarrow and Laura Lee, MMNEWSLETTER, 8/13/96)
The Mayan Calendar, which predates the Spanish invasion of South America by
several hundred years, predicted that the sun's magnetics would drop and that
earth's magnetics would go through changes as part of a process that would
culminate in 2012 A.D. with the "Age of the Intellect" giving way to
the "Age of the Gods."
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Recent astronomical observations have recorded that the sun's magnetic field
seems to be dropping. In addition, the earth is showing an increase in the base
magnetic resonance from its historical 7.83 cycles per second. This rate, called
the Schumann Resonance (SR), was once thought to be a constant -- a global
military communication system was developed based on this frequency. Yet in the
last few years the rate has risen to 8.6 cycles per second, and is still
climbing. Scientists don't know what to make of this. They acknowledge SR as a
sensitive indicator of temperature variations and worldwide weather conditions.
Fluctuating SR may be a factor in the severe storms, floods, and weather of
recent years. The increase in the Earth's magnetic resonance has been
accompanied by a decrease in magnetic field strength. According to UNIVERSITY OF
NEW MEXICO Professor Bannerjee, the field has lost up to half its intensity in
the last 4,000 years. And because a forerunner of magnetic polar reversals
is field strength, Bannerjee believes we are due for another reversal.
Scientists don't know why the earth's magnetics are changing but some theorists
have surmised that there is a connection between the sun's dropping magnetics
and earth's magnetic changes.
In related news, Psychiatrist Howard Friedman has determined that geomagnetic
storms affect psychiatric patients. Initially he had thought the notion proposed
by Robert Becker, a scientist who participated in THE INTERNATIONAL GEOPHYSICAL
YEAR'S AURORA WATCH, laughable, but a study of 28,000 patients in eight
hospitals over four years and 67 magnetic storms showed a significant relation.
Nurses reported behavior changes in nearly all patients one or two days after
cosmic ray changes. Solar flares are known to emit low energy cosmic rays which
disrupt geomagnetism one or two days later. Studies also showed slowed reaction
time in humans and general stress in rabbits exposed to electro-magnetic (EM)
fields 10 to 20 times Earth's. It has been long suspected that geomagnetism
helps keep cell functions in normal ranges but up to now there was no theory as
to how EM fluctuations affect cell biology to cause altered reaction times,
stress, and cancer. (JG)
