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Mar 2001
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American Physical Society, Annual March Meeting, March 12 - 16, 2001 Washington State Convention Center Seattle, Washington Meet
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From my experimental work and measurements, covering more than 20 years, I hypothesize that the larger systems of our universe like stars and galaxies emit unique long wavelength waves which drive other oscillating systems. Operating frequencies depend on the dimensions of the oscillator so long wavelength waves convert to short wavelengths of the order of the dimensions of the driven system. For example, the sun emits large amplitude wavelengths of the order of dimensions of the sun. The waves automatically become standing waves in a receiving system because of the reaction of the vacuum. These waves tend to organize the system that contains them. For example plants, which seem to be organized by these waves, operate with more than 100 different wavelengths having to do with a plants interaction with gravity, macroscopic and microscopic plant growth, and most other features of plant growth and development. The waves discussed here appear to penetrate everything but still can be reflected and guided. Plants appear to be unique wave guides for these waves. See the Wagner web site.
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