Earth Electrical Energy Datalogging Experiments

[IotaYodi]

It would be the magnetic/electrical effect on the NS generators or the EP probes, not seismic activity.

I think sesmic activity could cause a change in the current. Ive taken my probes straight into the earth at various places. The resistance is constantly fluctuating. I took readings in 3 different spots in the shade and they seemed much higher than in the direct sun. You can move one probe any distance away from the other and get a much higher or lower resistance reading. A changing resistance will change the overall circuits electrical makeup .
If the earth moves I think its an automatic change in the resistance. To what degree only experiments would tell. It would probably be more pronounced locally.
Watched a storm last night and this thought crossed my mind. Lightning being a potential of negative and positive charges releasing the voltage. The same thing could be happening within the earth but just on a lower scale. If that were so, it may give you the spikes on the scope. Im just wondering if this potential is greater at a deeper  depth say like hundreds or thousands of feet. Pirate may know a little more on the subject if he took geology.

[jeanna]

That is interesting IY

I was just at another forum and a member published these 2 maps they are colored grid maps of the usa.
I think the whole site has more.
I am living in a non grid place and I grew up in NJ which is a non grid state.
I know there are grids everywhere, just not major ones. I will put these up just in case anyone can find home on these maps.

here is a link to the page:
http://www.missionignition.net/bethe/GSU_Geostat_Report.php

jeanna

[IotaYodi]

That is real interesting. I live real close to the major grey in Florida. Coral Castle in Homestead looks like its right on the white grid line. Homestead is about 20 miles north of where the keys begin. I dont think the location is coincidence.
This is impressive.

"Geophysicists from the Department of Earth Sciences and the Bureau of Mineral Resources have discovered part of a huge underground circuit near Broken Hill. . .which contains electrical currents of more than a million amps. . .
    The circuit was found using a sensor which detects fluctuating fields in the earth's crust. These are created in response to events, such as thunderstorms and the movement of dissolved salts in artesian water."

[jeanna]

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Coral Castle in Homestead looks like its right on the white grid line. Homestead is about 20 miles north of where the keys begin. I dont think the location is coincidence.
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I agree.
Bill is on a cross of 4 lines.

And look at that spot SW of Tucson. It shows nothing on the map. Just desert and maybe a border town. I bet there is an amazing underground archeological dig there. How many lines can possibly cross? Forget Sedona!   

Take your dowsing rods and earth batteries, and go for a hike!   

jeanna

[jeanna]

Check this out.

I just went outside for some datalogging.
It drizzled all day yesterday and rained lightly til noon today. This 8PM was the first I dared take my things outside.

I have 2 pics from the true earth battery and 2 from the one that has NS added to each end. woah Same resolution for the 2 both being .5us and the volts resolution is set to 5mv per division.

The caption says what the pic above it is.

Hey, where is everybody? Did everybody lose their scope?
Anyway this is so interesting.
With the ground pretty wet, the NS at the end are way down from the plain and the ac readings are way up.


jeanna