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Schumann Resonance

Real, measured electromagnetic standing waves between the Earth's surface and the ionosphere, rung continuously by ~50 lightning flashes per second worldwide. Predicted by W. O. Schumann in 1952, first observed in 1960. The canonical modes below are physics; everything OMNIA says about them stays inside that physics.

The cavity

Rings breathe at rates proportional to each mode — a visualization, not a measurement.

Canonical modes

Observed peaks drift by tenths of Hz with ionosphere height and solar activity.

Live geomagnetic context — NOAA Kp index

No public machine-readable Schumann spectral feed exists (Tomsk SOS and HeartMath GCI publish images only — catalog: explore). The planetary K-index is the closest legitimately-API'd signal: global geomagnetic disturbance, 0–9.

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Measured frequencies · nearest mode

Recent OMNIA audio measurements labeled by numeric proximity to a mode — a descriptive coincidence, never the phenomenon.

MeasuredDominant HzNearest modeOffset
Sources: /v1/context/schumann (reference) · /v1/context/geomagnetic (NOAA SWPC, public domain) · /v1/flux (measurements). Attribution rides on every record.
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