Patrick Farmer
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To recap, Earth is surrounded by a layer of electrically charged particles called ionosphere, a charged layer who can reflect radio waves, a so-called capacitor with Earth. This means there’s a difference in charge, Earth begin negatively and ionosphere positively charged. So we are moving constantly within their field, and as field they are their selves affected not only by terrestrial weather, but space weather, so they’re always changing.
A crass analogy granted, but if you imagine a bowl of jelly as ionosphere, and then imagine a number of blueberries within jelly, if you poke a blueberry, you notice that all of them are vibrating. So they’re quite well coupled in jelly’s field, meaning there’s a good connection between blueberry and jelly, that energy transfer between them is good. One blueberry can’t make slightest movement without jelly transmitting energy to other blueberries.
So we can imagine that Earth’s electrostatic field is like stiff jelly, when our bodies move and vibrate these movements are transmitted to environment, including all human and animal bodies, and more besides, so this also affects charges inside our bodies. Electrostatic fields around our bodies couple us to Earth’s isoelectric field. Oceans also exist with magnetic fields, let alone their infrasonic waves, sometimes referred to as Ocean’s voices.