Schumann Resonance Today
October 16 2019 – 17:00 UTC
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Schumann Resonance Today. We will
try to keep you updated about the variations of the Resonance with this
page. The great variations that nobody can explain but that give us a
clear sign that the planet is changing. The Earth is vibration higher
and higher, just like us!
The Chart time is based on Tomsk – Russia – UTC +7 Source
RS Base Frequency 7.83 Hz.
The Chart time is based on Tomsk – Russia – UTC +7 Source
RS Base Frequency 7.83 Hz.
Schumann Resonance Today Peaks:
- 10/16 17:00 UTC – Still frozen at yesterday’s image, other sources report peaks for today at 20.
- 10/15 17:00 UTC – Pitch black.
- 10/15 10:00 UTC – This is the little we have for the last few days, lack of data. Other stations with different measurement report calm.
- 10/14 17:00 UTC – For the little we can see the situation remained calm.
- 10/14 09:30 UTC – The TSU site is back live but the interruption data is not available as seen from the large blank space in the chart. Looking for information on the web it seems that during this “void” period the situation remained almost calm. Currently we see very light movements at about 10 Hz.
- 10/13 22:00 UTC – TSU website still down.
- 10/12 17:00 UTC – TSU website is down, we will post an update as soon as it will return live.
- 10/11 17:00 UTC – After several days of calm, from yesterday at 7:30 UTC, we are seeing a medium activity which, despite being uninterrupted, generated peaks of average amplitude. From 12 UTC today, a period of more significant movements began which reached the maximum peak at 59 Hz shortly after 15 UTC.
- 10/10 17:00 UTC – Today the activity has returned more significantly
since 1 UTC. The first significant variation started at 7:30 UTC and
within few hours reached the maximum of 42 Hz at 9:45 UTC. The movements
are continuing.
- 10/9 17:00 UTC – The light activity continues, the peak of today has reached 13 Hz shortly after 9 UTC. A black vertical line is visible in the chart, it’s due to missing data.
- 10/8 17:00 UTC – Almost calm, maximum 13 Hz at 10 UTC.
- 10/7 17:00 UTC – Even today very light activity, the maximum of 17 Hz was reached shortly after 4 UTC. This slight activity however lasted from midnight to 15 UTC.
- 10/6 17:00 UTC – Calm.
- 10/5 17:00 UTC – Calm.
- 10/4 17:00 UTC – Practically calm, peak at 13 Hz at 11 UTC.
- 10/3 17:00 UTC – The pattern of slight daily increase, seems to be underway again, the activity saw a first isolated peak at 1 UTC which reached 17 CC and later, during a more relevant phase, 22 CC at 6:30 UTC.
- 10/2 17:00 UTC – Slight activity limited to a period of about 10 hours, from 1 to 11 UTC, the maximum peak at 9 to 14 CC.
- 10/1 17:00 UTC – Very light activity during the central part of the day, the only significant peak reached 26 Hz at 4 UTC.
Note
The Ancient Indian Rishis called 7.83 Hz the frequency of OM. It also happens to be Mother Earth’s natural heartbeat rhythm
Schumann resonances are named after professor
Schumann who was involved in early German secret space program and was
later paper-clipped into the United States. The frequencies of Schumann resonances are fairly stable and are mainly defined by the physical size of the ionospheric cavity.
The amplitude of Schumann resonances does
change and is bigger when ionospheric plasma gets excited. Ionospheric
plasma excitation happens because of solar activity, thunderstorms, use
of scalar plasma weapons and HAARP and lately also when the Light forces
are clearing the plasma anomaly.
Dependencies of Amplitudes Schumann Resonance October 15 2019
Dependencies of Quality Schumann Resonance October 14 2019
Dependencies of Frequency Schumann Resonance October 14 2019
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Explanation of The Chart
The Schumann Resonance Spectrogram Chart
The Schumann Resonance Chart displays data from the magnetic field detector to monitor the resonances occurring in the plasma waves constantly circling the earth in the ionosphere. These three days spectrograms show the activity occurring at the various resonant frequencies from 1 to 40 Hz. Within the spectrogram, the power, or intensity level of each frequency is displayed as a color, with white being the most intense. The Schumann Resonances appear as the horizontal lines at 0.0, 4.0, 8.0, 12.0, 16.0, 20.0, 24.0, 28.0, 32.0, 36.0 & 40.0 Hz. This chart is based on Tomsk, Russia, time UTC +7 (UTC = Universal Time Coordinated).What is a Spectrogram?
The Spectrogram Calendar is a visual representation of the range of frequencies in the magnetic field at a given location. Similar to how an equalizer displays the frequency content of music played on your stereo, the spectrogram calendar displays the frequency content of a magnetic field. Instead of showing a brief snapshot, it shows changes over a period of time, in this case 3 days.The local magnetic field is a dynamic field that changes constantly because of variations in the ionosphere and sun and many other influences not yet fully understood. The range of variation displayed in the spectrogram chart is from 0 to 40 cycles per second. The vertical axis is frequency and the horizontal axis is time. The amplitude of a particular frequency at a specific time is represented by the intensity of color (green, yellow, white) of each point in the image.
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