Maxwell's theory of Tm fact or science fiction

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Maxwell's Theory of Terrestrial Magnetism (Tm) is under scrutiny for its validity in educational contexts, particularly in 2009. The discussion highlights the significance of Schumann's resonance theory and the practical work of Balser and Wagner, questioning their relevance compared to the Earth's hot metal core as a source of Tm. The contributor, geofizz, argues that the scientific method has not adequately tested the Earth's core and emphasizes the need for a reevaluation of Maxwell's theory in light of cultural and scientific evidence. The conversation calls for a critical examination of established scientific doctrines regarding Tm.

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  • Understanding of Maxwell's Theory of Terrestrial Magnetism
  • Familiarity with Schumann's resonance theory
  • Knowledge of Balser and Wagner's contributions to magnetism
  • Basic concepts of Earth's geology, particularly the nature of the Earth's core
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  • Research the implications of Schumann's resonance on terrestrial magnetism
  • Investigate Balser and Wagner's experiments and findings
  • Explore the relationship between lightning and terrestrial magnetism
  • Examine the European Union's health and safety directives regarding magneto-telluric energies
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Scientists, educators, and researchers interested in the validity of Maxwell's Theory of Terrestrial Magnetism, as well as those exploring the intersections of geology, electromagnetism, and cultural impacts on scientific understanding.

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1. Is there anyone who can justify Maxwell's Theory of Terrestial magnetik's bieng taught in schools in 2009.


2. Does Schumman's resonance theory or Balser and Wagner's practical work proving the theory have no importance. Does Tm come from lightning or the hot metal core of the Earth.



3. I don't think the core of the Earth has never been visited or tested by the scientific method or proof of a hot metal core established and in my limeted experience heat only produces radiation not magnetism. My thought process here is the sun has no magnetic poles and there's no magnetic poles on a cold steel ball bearing as far as I'm aware? The Earth must have a Currie point or am i wrong again thinking that.

Thanks in advance
geofizz
 
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Yes i did, trying to create debate in Maxwells Theory questioning is it defendable or pure nonsense. From replies the question should be who knows Maxwells theory of Tm and as TM involves magneto telluric energy (Mt) I would like to point out the European Unions health and saftey concerns and directive on Mt energies in the workplace. Question, Are they related to Tm are they agrivated by Tm, i think the latter. Our cultural heratage on every continent screems Maxwell was wrong from the roof tops, its ignored and ridiculed because of Maxwells theory and basically bad science education that needs correcting the only way to do that is rip Gilberts De Magnetiq and Maxwell's Theory apart

Schumann and Balser and Wagner arn't taught at schools though NASA spends a lot of time on Lightning and if Lightning discharging trillions of volts of electricity in the Earth's surface over a 24/7 period can it be so easily discounted as the real cause of TM in preferance to the Earth's hot "Metal" core creating Tm, if so science sucks and is basically flawed. Gathering the evidence has taken me 15 years, I can't present the argument because no one ever questioned Maxwell and most don't care. I found Tm affects every aspect of our lives from conception to death,and its affected our cultures from stone age to technology. Its a very passionate subject with me, i hate seeing people suffer or die of ignorance about Tm which thousands do every day.

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