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EVIDENCE

FOR THE EXISTENCE OF AN ELECTRO-DYNAMIC

FIELD IN LIVING ORGIIf/SM.S*

Bv H. S. Brrnr. eNo F. S. C. NontrrRoP

Y,rr-r UxrvensrrY

April 24, 1939

Readbeforethe Academy,

There are two major classical tieories of modern science: partide phys-

ics and field physics. The chief difference between tlem was dearly

stated by Clerk Maxwell in his initial paPer on electro-magnetic theory.

Partide physics, he writes, considers any phenomenon "as due to the mu-

tual action of particies," "but we are proceeding on a difierent principle,

and searching for the explanation of the phenomena, not in the currents

alone but also in the surrounding medium" r or, to use the language of his

third paper, "in the form of the relations of the motion of the parts."z

In short, particie physics directs attention to the constituent particles,

whereasfield physics centers theory and e-xperimentation upon tle medium

in which tle system as a whoie is imbedded and upon its structure.

Sincetle fundamentd problem of biology is organization, it wouid appear

that field physics is tle more appropriate for its investigation. It was con-'

siderations similar to these, together with certain facts h experimental

embryology,s which caused tle writers in 1935 to propose the "electro-

dynamic thmry of life."{ It was tlis theory in turn which guided Burr,

Lane and Nims to the constmction of the vacuum-tube microvoltmeter,t

6-rn and findings which

and which suggestedthe experimental investigations

it is the purpose of the remainder of this paper to summarize-

In biology, the complexity of the living system is so great tlat investi-

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Vclume4. Number 2

RAlronv ic S

How to Makea Corruaated

Round

Tower

Sensor

without a cone cap. The yellow fever mcs-

quito, t'rhichalternattvely

scans human skin

with eacn nind !eg, has ilat-topped cor-

;'ugatedsensi/la on its iegs. They iook !ike

the eorrugarcd slope tower in the Figure

(wtthout cone).

5. To maxe ihe cone.cui a pteceoi indexcaro

a b o u t2 t n c h e sb y 3 i n c h e s ( 5x 7 . 5c m l i n s t z e

and f old it along ihe 3 inch edge. Join :he

edge with a piece of tape. Cut the corner olf

{dotted line in the Figure) to f it the diameter

of the toa ol the tower.Open the cone up enc

giue it ln olace. You now have a comDleted

corrugatedcardboardround tower.

The :nrrared-paranagneticrounci lower conf ig'

uration described is based on experimentation

wrth different forms and on experience instde the

carrugated Red Tower of Delhi, the Quth Minar.

Many species ol insecls also have corrugated

sensll/a on their antenna. fhis ls expecially true oi

insects sucn as mosquitoesthat seek out human

or mammalianauras.Thecorrugatedsensoris not

than the smooth lorm but also

onlv more sensrtlve

seems lo store ihe aura energy better. Another

reason ior oescribinqa ccrrugated ccnfiguration

rs tnat it is much easterto accuratelvraper ihan a

smooln-sroeoensci'.

C o a t i n gt h e s e n s o r

Spray !he index card tower with Scotcn Sorav

Adhesive(photo mount) ano scrinkle it ',vithgocc

a o t t i n g s o i i . l i m e s t o n e ,t e d . l a y o r e r o u n o - u c

i l o v t e r o o t c l a y . i . : o ' Jn e " , i a v e i o s o r a , ia n a c o a !

s e v e r a :i t m e s i o g e t J : ' ' ] t c e ' ? v e n ' a v D r : n e ) o r ' -

r u g a t e ds u n a c e . N o a d h e s t v es p r a yi s n e e o e oi o r

a good wax tower sensor.just dip the corruoatec

tower tn melted beeswax.

Testing the Sensor

Suspend ihe tower lrom a woooed :--shapeo

arm by heavy duty thread. iesl your coated tower

for paramagnetismwith a 1000 gauss magnet to

attracted - believe me, it

check if. it is stronglyr

will be!

I'low lhat you know how tc constructyour rauno

iower aura sensor. begin iesting tt wtth ihe

paramagnetic-infraredaura of vour body. rhe

f orce is strongesr at '/our solarplexus. fest it in a

well ventilateoroom. Dui with no breezesblowing.

Y o u m u s l l i r s t c o n v i n c ev a u r s e l fi h a t t t i s a l i v i n o

f o r c e i n c p e r a t i o na n c n o t a t r b l o w r n g : h e t o w e r

t o w a r d sy o u r b o o y ( h o w c o e s o n e D l o w a n a b t e c !

towaro cneself?).

l,loveslowlv. at aDout.{5 degree'/ecior,to the

side of the f ront cone ot !he suspendeCtower. if

you do feel gooo, the tower will move slowly

t o w a r dy o u w h e n y o u r D o d y t s , ' o u ri o s / x i n c n e s

f r o m i t . l t a l w a ' / sw o r k s o e s l a t c a v l n c r d u s Kt n e

well-ventilatedroom. Staie air auencnes move'

m e n t a n d p e o D l es t a n o i n gl o o f l o s e t o g e t h e r a m

oanh

nlhpr'e

r,,ra<

1. Taxea 5 inch by I inch index card (127x 203

mm) and fotd it along the 5 inch sideinl/o

inch (6 mm) folCs. You should end up with

aporoximatelvfitteen corrugations (peaksl

alono

thc I incn icnoth

,Sce the Finure. .4n

easyway tomake the f olds is to take the card

between the four !ingers and thumb of both

hands and use the f lat surface of a table to

straighteogethe !oid by pressing it agatnst

lhe taDle.Turn the card over to alternate the

next f old. The tips ot eight f ingers p/esseo

a q a t n s tt h e f o t d o n i h e t a o i e u i l l k e e o r h e

corrugationsat thetr ' i a inch dimension.

2. Put a line ol ruhitegiue along the outer peak

o f t h e ; a s t e d g e .i o t d a t o n e e n d a n d g i u e i t

into ihe inner valley ol the iast fold at ihe

other end. You now have a round corruqated

tower.

3 . Tc taper lhe tower, takea small ruober band

a n d p u t i t a r o u n dt n e r c p o f t h e t o w e rs o i h a t

vou constrict ihe upper corrugations. By,

sliding the rubber banci up and down, '/ou

can change the degree ol taper. lf you slide

the rubber to the center of ihe iower. of

course, you wiil have a smaller diameter

(ccnsiricted)corrugatedtower Dut no taDer.

It is interestingio experiment with ditferent

degree tapers.

4 . !n order 'lo hold your index card iawer to its

put a lew droos of glue on the top and

snape,

also gtue the bottom to a !ittle 2 inch square

(5 cmz!ol index card.,\lter a ccuDleof hours,

the nardenedglue at eacn end witl hotc ;"'our

ine

taperediawer io irs snape. .4e.'nove ruo'

pand. {c:t mav wish to use lcui tower

ber

lt vou practice, you will see lhal 'tour mind af-

f ects lhe movement. it is aDvtousl,/ alternattng

or pulsating iorce since sonetrmes tne iower

codv, The tower

moves siowlv away irom 'y'our

oefiniielv stores energy as you wiil soon note that

there is a constderablepause belore it moves lo

your boov. You vvill iind lhat a iower vou maKe

worKs better iar )rourself :han icr lour irtenos:

aithouEh tt wtil :eslono io anvane. vlhv coes it

r v o r x 5 e s i l o r y c u , ) C b v i a u s i v ,l e c a u s e i n c o n '

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