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Thanks for all the reponses to my postings.
I think the concensus is that the solar system is expanding according to the rest of the universe. In that case the distance to the sun is incresing resulting in a weaker magnetic field between the sun and the Earth. I have calculated that the distance increase 630 meters a year. Does it sound reasonable? In that case the Earth magnetic field is decreasing 100 ppm a year. This has impact on the growth of herbs (experiment carried out by me in April with herbs in pulsating magnetic field) which lead to larger plants. Gravity Measurement http://home.no.net/knutove/gravity/indexg.html |
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