Schumann Resonance Oct 26 - Do SATELLITES Cause the Technological Effect??

The ‘technological effect’ that has appeared on the Schumann Resonance chart paused for 21 hours, on October 24-25 2020.

Could the ‘technological effect’ seen in the Schumann Resonance be caused by satellites such as the new satellite constellations being launched by companies like Starlink?

See the article on the blog for more: https://bit.ly/3os8r7S

What is the ‘technnological effect’?

- Many of you may have noticed that a strange effect has occurred in the Schumann Resonance since September 12, 2020.

- This effect comprises many vertical bars across the data chart that go vertically across the full range of the chart, from almost 0 hertz to almost 40 hertz.

- Link to my ‘Technological Effect’ playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL01_i0BGxyh7cb5ocodK0DYgJUF4whiyH

- Link to my ‘Deep Dive’ video on the ‘technological effect’: https://youtu.be/n5mB45XI85g

I have wondered if this effect was caused by Low Earth Orbit satellite networks. Today I reveal my research into this topic.

- The Schumann Resonance data chart shows the resonances which are between 0 to 40 Hertz.

- Most satellite receiving and transmitting occurs at significantly higher ranges, such as in the megahertz (Mhz) or gigahertz (Ghz) ranges. See more detail and links, below.

What are the transmission ranges of Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites and other satellites and related technologies?

Low Earth Orbit (LEO) Satellite networks, called constellations, are being launched with a focus on providing global internet services. Starlink is one of the most visible companies launching satellites into LEO.

Starlink by SpaceX (more detail on the blog)

- What is Starlink?
https://www.androidauthority.com/what-is-starlink-1134426/

- Other satellite constellation companies include Lockheed Martin’s Telesat.

- There is a good image of a conceptual satellite constellation on Telesat’s LEO satellites web page: https://www.telesat.com/leo-satellites/.

What are the hertz ranges for LEO satellite transmissions?

Satellite communications operate in the gigahertz range:
- Their ‘band’ of hertz in which they transmit is called the Ku range (12-18 Ghz)
- Transmit at 14,000 - 14,500 MHz
- Receive at 11,700 - 12,750 MHz
https://www.groundcontrol.com/How_Does_Satellite_Internet_Work.htm
https://spectrum.ieee.org/aerospace/satellites/spacex-confident-about-its-starlink-constellation-for-satellite-internet-others-not-so-much

Bonus -

LEO satellite networks are expected to proliferate in coming years
For these links and research, see the article on my blog.

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