Electromagnetism - Paranormal Applications

The study of electromagnetism is widely known in paranormal research, we regularly study and survey electromagnetic fluctuations to identify them as an indicator of paranormally sourced energy impacts on our environment. The electromagnetic spectrum is a prime focus of this research due to its tremendous size and intricacy. What is electromagnetism?

• A.

  It is what happens when electricty travels through the air.

• B.

  It is the force that causes the interaction between electrically charged particles.

• C.

  It is the energy produced by spirits or entities.

• D.

  It is the interaction of positive and negatively charged Ions.

• E.

  All of the above

Because we live in a three-dimensional world, electro-magnetic fields travel along three directional axes. X, Y, and Z.  What are the field directions for X, Y, and Z? .

• A.

  X = Horizontal, Y = Vertical and Z = Diagonal

• B.

  X = Vertical, Y = Horizontal and Z = Diagonal

• C.

  X = Diagonal, Y = Vertical and Z = Horizontal

• D.

  X = Vertical, Y = Diagonal and Z = Horizontal

From a distance of one foot, which of the common household devices listed below can produce the HIGHEST level of electromagnetic radiation?

• A.

  Refridgerator

• B.

  Microwave

• C.

  Television

• D.

  Coffee Maker

• E.

  Electric Can Opener

Question: Many researchers and scientists consider excessive exposure to elctromagnetic fields a health risk.  What is the considered the limit for healthy EMF exposure?

• A.

  10 milligauss

• B.

  1 milligauss

• C.

  2.5 milligauss

• D.

  5 milligauss

• E.

  4 milligauss

Question: In the world of physics, EMF stands for Electro-Magnetic Field. True or False?

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Question: Which of the items listed DOES NOT produce an electromagnetic field?

• A.

  Electric incandecent lights

• B.

  Wind up alarm clock

• C.

  DVD Player

• D.

  Electric Shaver

• E.

  Telephone

Question: The "Electromagnetic Field Meter" was a term coined by equipment manufacturers to better communicate with an uneducated consumer. What is the original name of the Electromagnetic Field Meter?

• A.

  Magneto-scope

• B.

  Electromagnetic counter

• C.

  EM Frequency Meter

• D.

  Electro-Magnetometer

• E.

  Electro-magnetetron

Question: Electromagnetic fields are typically measured in Gauss milligauss or Tesla. What do these measurements actually represent?

• A.

  The charge of the electromagnetic field

• B.

  The speed of the electromagnetic field.

• C.

  The frequency of the electromagnetic field.

• D.

  The density of the electromagnetic field.

• E.

  All of the above.

Question: Although effects of electromagnetic fields on the body are established, self-described sufferers of  ______________________________ report responding to non-ionizing electromagnetic fields (or electromagnetic radiation) at intensities well below the limits permitted by international radiation safety standards.

Question: In the early 1980's Dr. Michael Persinger, a neuro-scientist from the Laurentian college in Sudbury Canada, discovered that:

• A.

  Electromagnetic exposure can pose serious mental health risks.

• B.

  Electromagnetism induced neural siezures can produce paranormal-like experiences.

• C.

  Paranormal experiences are the result of mental ilness.

• D.

  Exposure to magnetic fields can increase your awareness of paranormal phenomena.

Question: Light is an electromagnetic field. True or False?

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Question: Sound is part of the electromagnetic spectrum. True or False

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Question: While undergoing experiments with Dr. Michael Persinger's "God Helmet", volunteers are said to experience:

• A.

  Encounters with God

• B.

  Alien Abduction

• C.

  Out of body experiences

• D.

  Visits from dead relatives

• E.

  All of the above

According to research studies conducted at the Laurentian College in Sudbury Canada, nearly 80% of the population has an acute sensitivity to electromagnetic energy. This sensitivity can, at times, be responsible for perceived paranormal encounters.Question: What are some of the symptoms of electromagnetic hypersenitivity? (check all that apply)

• A.

  Headache

• B.

  Paranoia

• C.

  Hunger

• D.

  Sleep Disorders

• E.

  Hot Flashes

• F.

  Mood changes

Question: The KII Meter was developed for which of the following purposes:

• A.

  To detect paranormal activity.

• B.

  To detect psychic energy.

• C.

  To measure for safe ranges of electromagnetic fields.

• D.

  To measure fluctuations in electrical current.

• E.

  None of the above.

Most electromagnetic field meters utilize the principle of electromagnetic induction to survey radiation levels. Question: What is electromagnetic induction?

• A.

  The ability of an electronic component to absorb magnetic energy.

• B.

  An electrical charge capable of emitting a fluctuating magnetic field.

• C.

  A principle which allows a component to induce electromagnetic energy.

• D.

  A current in a loop of conducting wire that is caused by a changing magnetic field in the circle formed by the loop.

• E.

  All of the above.

Question: Infrared light is a higher frequency than visible light. True or False?

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Question: Portions of the Ultraviolet and Infrared light spectrum are actually visible. True or False?

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Question: The infrared heat that thermal imaging cameras and non-contact thermometers read is actually:

• A.

  Emitted energy

• B.

  Reflected energy

• C.

  Both emitted and reflected energy

• D.

  Absorbed energy

• E.

  Transmitted energy

Question: The color and sheen of an objects surface can actually affect the accuracy of a thermal imaging camera. True or False?

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Question: Electromagnetic radiation can actually travel in the same complex wave patterns as audio. True or False?

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Radio waves are often responsible for false positive readings on a variety of environmental survey equipment. Knowing the design frequency range of your equipment and the active frequency range of radio transmissions can help to better understand or debunk unusual readings. Question: Which electromagnetic frequency range is used for radio transmissions?

• A.

  20 Hz to 20 kHz

• B.

  1 Mhz to 20 Mhz

• C.

  30 kHz to 300 GHz

• D.

  1 Hz to 30 kHz

• E.

  None of the above

Question: Radiowave interference can cause false readings on many electromagnetic field meters. Which device will help prevent this problem?

• A.

  Antenna

• B.

  Faraday Cage

• C.

  Grounding Strap

• D.

  Aluminum Foil

• E.

  Electrical Tape

Question: Which of the following metals can block magnetic fields?

• A.

  Copper

• B.

  Steel

• C.

  Aluminum

• D.

  Iron

Question: Which electromagnetic frequency range (when given enough power) has the ability to travel through solid matter as dense as the earth?

• A.

  Extremely Low Frequencies (ELF)

• B.

  Very High Frequencies (VHF)

• C.

  Ultra High Frequencies (UHF)

• D.

  Microwave Frequencies

• E.

  None of the above

Question: Which of the following is a natural source of spikes or increases in electromagnetic radiation?

• A.

  The ocean tides

• B.

  Gravity

• C.

  Solar Flares

• D.

  High winds

• E.

  Rain

Question: The electromagnetic spectrum spans the entire length of the universe. True or False?

• A.

  True

• B.

  False

Question: Which of the following can be a possible source of unusually high electromagnetic radiation readings: (Check all that apply)

• A.

  Incandescent lightbulbs

• B.

  Coiled electrical wires within the walls.

• C.

  Faulty or out of date household devices.

• D.

  Static electricity produced by carpet.

• E.

  Large quantities of batteries stored at the location.