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[boston745]

Slowly falling apart, going crazy.

This is why we need to get rid of metal implants.
https://riskfrontiers.com/insights/risks-of-weakening-of-the-earths-magnetic-field/

Im not sure if the Zel'dovich effect is why metal implants are amplifying EM radiation but its interesting and makes me wonder if this effect is at play at all in moving vehicles. Like i thought the Cybertruck would absorb EM radiation with that exoskeleton but it seems to go out of control at a greater ratio than the other Teslas do. Maybe its the higher voltage?

Until now, it was believed to be unobservable with electromagnetic fields.

"The Zel'dovich effect works on the principle that waves with angular momentum, that would usually be absorbed by an object, actually become amplified by that object instead, if it is rotating at a fast enough angular velocity.

"The condition for amplification is from the rotating perspective of the object," explains Marion Cromb. "Twisting electromagnetic fields hitting it have become rotationally Doppler shifted, so much (or so low) that they've gone through zero and into a 'negative' angular frequency. Negative frequency then means negative absorption, and this means amplification."

The scientists say that proving the Zel'dovich effect in different physical systems, both acoustics and now electromagnetic circuits, suggests that it is quite fundamental in nature. Electromagnetic tests also pave the way to observing the effect on a quantum level, where the waves could be generated by the cylinder amplifying the quantum vacuum.

Professor Hendrik Ulbricht of the University of Southampton, supervisor on the project, said, "I am very pleased that we now have experimental proof of the electromagnetic Zel'dovich effect. In electromagnetic settings, it will be more straight forward to go for the next big challenge, which is the quantum version of the effect."

https://phys.org/news/2024-09-scientists-amplification-theory.html