Schumann Resonance Today
January 21 2020 – 10:00 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 (Universal Time Coordinated) +7 Source
RS Base Frequency 7.83 Hz.
The Chart time is based on Tomsk – Russia – UTC (Universal Time Coordinated) +7 Source
RS Base Frequency 7.83 Hz.
Schumann Resonance Today Peaks:
- 1/21 10:00 UTC – As often happens we are seeing a sort of pattern, the situation remains calm for a number of hours and then we have strong variations. Although there was no real clam, a slight background activity occurred for about 20 hours, during this period, between 1 and 2 UTC there was a very significant variation but of lesser power, 13. The most relevant activity, on the other hand, was between 8 and 10 UTC (15-17 in the graph). At 8:20 UTC there was a powerful peak that within few minutes reached Power 56, lasting about 30 minutes, once again the same value as yesterday. This was followed by other movements around Power 50. Power 17 was reached just before 17 on the timeline.
- 1/20 17:00 UTC – After the strong activity that lasted about 1 hour, from 9:15 to 10:14 UTC, the situation gradually normalized until the calm, reached at 14.
- 1/20 10:30 UTC – From 9 UTC the movements seem to have changed pace, they went first to Power 30 at 9:30 UTC and then to Power 57 at 10:20.
- 1/20 09:00 UTC – The first part of today’s chart shows an initial calm situation that ended at 2 UTC when a peak at Power 18 gave the go to series of slight movement that are currently underway.
- 1/19 17:00 UTC – Today’s activity took place over a period of 12 hours, from 2 to 14 UTC, the peaks are those previously reported.
- 1/19 11:00 UTC – Last two days have been of strong activity and
today seems like will be the third, even if less powerful. After the
last update yesterday we had 9 hours of calm until 2 am UTC this morning
when a light and continuous movement started that topped several times
at Power 14. From 8 UTC the power increase reaching Power 30. The image
below illustrate the yesterday’s peaks, Amplitude 1 and Amplitude 2.
Peaks Schumann Resonance A1 A2 – 18-1-2020
- 1/18 17:00 UTC – Analyzing the graph of today’s Amplitude, in the second part of the day we can see a pair of peaks at high values which were recorded by the apparatus A2 characterized by the line and the yellow reference numbers. The two peaks indicated are also shown in the main graph in the form of thin lines that reach the bottom of the scale. The measured values are Power 57 (at 11:45 UTC) and 41 (at 20:40 UTC) and only the second had a similar movement in the other measurement, the white A1. However, it does not seem that the activity is over, a peak at Power 40 occurred at 16:30 UTC.
- 1/18 07:30 UTC – Significant activity continued until 6 UTC this morning when values appear to have returned to normal. After the peak that reached Power 41 reported below there was another variation at 1:30 UTC at Power 30. If we consider 5 UTC as the end of the strong movements, these continued for a period of 36 hours.
- 1/18 00:30 UTC – There doesn’t seem to be any interruption, there has been a constant and continuous increase that has brought the amplitude of the resonance to Power 41 at midnight UTC.
- 1/17 21:00 UTC – The activity is continuing even if for now without very high peaks. After a period of about 5 hours in which the amplitude remained below Power 15, from 17 it returned constantly above. The new graph shows a maximum value at Power 28 at 18 UTC.
- 1/17 17:00 UTC – Since 17 UTC yesterday, now 0 in the graph, there have been 24 hours of continuous activity, the three relevant peaks occurred in succession, 67 (identical to yesterday’s peak) at 6:30, 60 at 8:15 and 53 at 10 UTC. After the latter peak, the amplitude returned to oscillate between Power 10 and 20 until the end of today’s graph.
- 1/17 08:30 UTC – What the graph shows today is what is lovingly called the ‘Coincidence 17th’ but this time could recall also ‘Dark To Light’. As soon as January 17 started on the graph, corresponding to 17 UTC yesterday, a light activity started and lasted about 9 hours. Little before of 3 am UTC strong amplitude variations began and in two hours the values repeatedly exceeded Power 40. The strongest peak so far reached Power 67. So far the amplitude has remained above Power 30 for 5 consecutive hours from 3 am. In the last 2 hours we have always been over Power 40 while from 6 to 7:30 UTC the amplitude has remained constantly above Power 50.
- 1/16 17:00 UTC – To summarize, the blackout started on January 14th at 8 pm and ended on the 16th at 7:30 am, 35 hours and 30 minutes. As the data returned we had the significant peak at 67 followed by a minor move to Power 25, today’s movements occurred from 9 to 10:15 UTC.
- 1/16 10:00 UTC – It seems that the blackout is over, and we find that there is a strong activity ongoing. At 9 UTC, about 2 hours after the data came back live, immediately a ‘pillar’ that reaches Power 68.
- 1/16 08:00 UTC – Still no data, we are entering the second consecutive day of total black, coincidence?
- 1/15 17:00 UTC – No changes, we are now beyond 21 hours of ‘darkness’.
- 1/15 12:00 UTC – Pitch black.
- 1/15 07:00 UTC – We are still in blackout mode, it is now about 12
hours from the last update. The last massive outage was exactly on
almost same days in October 2019, started on October 13 to end on the
18th.
- 1/15 00:00 UTC – The chart stopped updating at 19:30 when a slight activity apparently started again, it is not uncommon to have some ‘blank’ hours every now and than.
- 1/13 17:00 UTC – The first part of today’s chart shows complete calm, from just after midnight UTC some slight movements started which slightly exceeded Power 10. A ‘background buzz’ then continued for the rest of the day.
- 1/13 17:00 UTC – Calm.
- 1/13 09:00 UTC – Today began with a slight ‘background’ activity around Power 10, these slight variations continued until 8 am. During this period, an isolated peak at Power 33 occurred at 4:15 UTC.
- 1/12 17:00 UTC – Only movement today at 5 am UTC has reached Power 25.
- 1/11 23:00 UTC – The Power 40 lasted almost 1 hour across 17 UTC, most of the time above Power 30
- 1/11 17:00 UTC – 31 hours of total calm until shortly after 16 UTC when a new activity started, and which is currently underway; so far the maximum amplitude has reached Power 40.
- 1/11 11:00 UTC – Total Calm.
- 1/10 17:00 UTC – After the first three previous ‘pillars’ there was also the fourth, between 8 and 9 UTC and reached Power 47. Today’s activity took place in the period from 2 am to 9 am UTC. In the amplitude graph, over the last 3 days, can be noted a gradual increase in the amplitude values and duration.
- 1/10 08:30 UTC – Yesterday we had a short series of isolated ‘pillars’, today the same thing but of greater magnitude, both in the maximum amplitude value and in the duration of the peaks. The first ‘introductory’ movement took place at 1 UTC at Power 20; the second peak was at Power 46 from 4 to 5 UTC; the last peak so far has been at Power 65 and lasted about 30 minutes from 5:30 UTC.
- 1/9 17:00 UTC – Calm.
- 1/9 10:30 UTC – Today’s chart is characterized by two major ‘pillars’ accompanied by others of smaller size, all isolated. The most significant: from 5:30 to 6 UTC at Power 50; from 6:30 to 7 UTC at Power 58; from 9:15 to 9:30 UTC at Power 25.
- 1/8 17:00 UTC – Calm.
- 1/8 08:30 UTC – For this first part of today’s chart nothing significant except a Pillar that lasted about 40 minutes and reached Power 18 at 4:15 UTC. The below news report of ‘something’ on the 6th, we had 18 hours of flat calm while… January 6th, something unexpected happened in the soil of northern Norway. “Electrical currents started flowing… It seemed to be some kind of shockwave… My instruments detected a sudden, strong variation in both ground currents and our local magnetic field” reported Rob Stammes, who monitors ground currents at the Polar Light Center geophysical observatory in Lofoten archipelago in NW Norway. NASA’s ACE spacecraft detected something as well. Approximately 15 minutes before the disturbance in Norway, the interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) near Earth abruptly swung around 180 degrees, and the solar wind density jumped more than 5-fold. The sudden surge at around 19:30 UTC. electroverse.net
- 1/7 17:00 UTC – Today’s chart shows a period of around 18 hours of flat calm, very few swings, it started at 8 am UTC yesterday and ended at 2 am UTC this morning. After this ‘silence’ some light background movements started, Power 15 was today’s maximum at 7 UTC.
- 1/6 17:00 UTC – Total Calm.
- 1/5 17:00 UTC – Calm.
- 1/5 8:00 UTC – Today, together with the second part of yesterday, was characterized by fairly powerful but isolated peaks; two have occurred, the first at Power 21 took place at 00 UTC, the second, much more powerful, reached Power 48 at 4:45 UTC.
- 1/4 17:00 UTC – Today the activity has almost been continuous, in the first part of the day shown on the graph the amplitude peaked around 15 while in the second half the variations were more sporadic but reached the peak of Power 43 at 13:40 UTC. The situation is now calm.
- 1/4 8:00 UTC – After the not so uncommon data blackout, but peculiar for it’s duration, the restored flow shows a light activity that topped several times between Power 13 and 15, maximum for now was at 6 UTC.
- 1/3 17:00 UTC – Calm until the end of the chart when some variations seems about to start.
- 1/3 10:00 UTC – We are back to normal operations after the data blackout which lasted approximately 17 hours. The first available data show a calm situation.
- 1/2 18:00 UTC – The publication of the new data stopped at 16 local time in Tomsk, corresponding to 9 UTC. So far the darkening has lasted 9 hours.
- 1/2 15:30 UTC – The activity continued in a very moderate way throughout the day, the maximum at about power 14 has been temporarily reached at 1 and 6 UTC.
- 1/1 17:00 UTC – The second part of today’s graph shows a marked increase in activity even if the peaks have remained relatively low. The movements started at 12 UTC and lasted until 17, the highest peak was at Power 25.
- 1/1 11:00 UTC – Today, like yesterday, it seems a calm day, the maximum values once again reached Power 10 momentarily around 6 am 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.
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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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