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Post by Deleted on Apr 9, 2018 7:43:45 GMT
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Post by GhostofEd on Apr 9, 2018 11:21:34 GMT
Here's the 2011 paper: 2011 Paper"Our results show that hCRY2, the prototype type 2 CRY18,19, has the molecular capability to function in a light-dependent magnetoreception system, either as a light-sensitive magnetosensor or as part of a magnetosensing pathway. However, we do not yet know whether this capability is translated into a downstream biological response in the human retina."
Another article: Another Article
and Another: Another
"The team are keen to stress that the mere presence of the molecule may not indicate that any one animal can perceive magnetic fields -- it's part of a wider group of molecules that helps regulate circadian rhythms related to sleep. But they are hopeful that the research will further understanding of their magnetic perception."The above are from 2011. Then we have 2016: 2016 ArticleI believe the jury is still out that humans, although having a protein (molecule) sensor, actually have the ability to sense magnetic fields. Too many articles twist the studies findings, methodology and possible applications to a headline and story that is not an accurate representation of the research conclusion. I would want to see positive test results on humans that clearly show it can be done. From what I gather it's not happened and if there are claims it has they fall into the all too old questionable test protocols found with paranormal studies. There's no beef when looked at with proper scientific rigor. And when those studies fail the fall back is to try and make the case with possible associations like the fruit fly experiment. But at some point it still has to be shown that humans sense the fields not the bugs!
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Post by Deleted on Apr 10, 2018 1:31:39 GMT
So we should simply chaulk off the birds and bees to the other adverse poluttant presticides and GMOS, which they won't even admit to..by that standard, and the Haarp radiation changing the weather patterns..and we just ignore that we are in a contained bubble..an ecosystem where light and the EM spectrum play a role..an electromagnetic soup or certain people would not be trying to use the same energy to track and control you So while we can cavalierly dismiss the some bizarre claims..we cannot ignore something is happening
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Post by Deleted on Apr 10, 2018 5:12:48 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Apr 12, 2018 11:11:01 GMT
RARE VIDEOS OF STEVE: On April 10th, a G1-class geomagnetic storm was brewing over Canada as a stream of solar wind buffeted Earth's magnetic field. Matthew Wheeler of Robson Valley, British Columbia, stepped outside to see what was up--and STEVE appeared. "My dog barked at it for the entire hour it was visible," says Wheeler. "It was flowing like a river at astonishing speed." Click to play his must-see video: STEVE may look like an aurora, but it is not. For one thing, it is soft purple, not green like typical auroras. And it has its own special form--tightly collimated into a narrow ribbon that can bisect the entire sky. Researchers are only beginning to understand the phenomenon--aided by a chance encounter between STEVE and a European satellite a few years ago. In situ measurements revealed that STEVE is a hot (3000 degrees C) ribbon of ionized gas slicing through Earth's upper atmosphere some 300 km above the ground. It appears unpredictably during some, but not all, geomagnetic storms. Another video--"my best yet," says Wheeler--shows the beautiful interaction between the soft-purple ribbon and nearby green "picket fence" auroras: "The purple ribbon was moving much faster than the green pickets," says Wheeler. "And while their forms varied from smooth to ragged and back again, their path across the sky was almost constant for the whole hour--as it has since I first noticed STEVE over this valley in the 1980s." Does STEVE really make dogs bark? "Mine does," says Wheeler. "In addition to barking at STEVE, my giant Akbash astronomy dog, Patch, has barked at the space station since he was a pup, and proudly seen it off the farm every time. He is also a valuable spotter of meteor showers. When I hear him barking upwards, it is time to go outside." www.spaceweather.com/
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Post by Deleted on Apr 12, 2018 22:01:35 GMT
That is impressive cliff.truly impressive.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 22, 2018 10:38:41 GMT
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