According to the foundation's website, thehansofoundation.org, the Electromagnetic Research Initiative investigates the various effects of electromagnetism, from radio waves to compasses. Through myriad experiments worldwide, the Electromagnetic Research Initiative aims to bring the human race a step closer into realizing the potential of this crucial force. There is also a scientific graph of a 'Hystersis Loop', which has connotations to magnetics, electromagnetics, and materials science.
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| - According to the foundation's website, thehansofoundation.org, the Electromagnetic Research Initiative investigates the various effects of electromagnetism, from radio waves to compasses. Through myriad experiments worldwide, the Electromagnetic Research Initiative aims to bring the human race a step closer into realizing the potential of this crucial force. There is also a scientific graph of a 'Hystersis Loop', which has connotations to magnetics, electromagnetics, and materials science.
- From the simplest touch to the most complex chemical reaction, electromagnetism is at work. From the most rudimentary compass to the most advanced supercomputer, electromagnetism is at work. From the magnetosphere’s deflection of cosmic rays to the ionosphere’s reflection of radio-waves, electromagnetism is at work. While we know a great deal, there is still much to learn about this fundamental force. Such investigations are the domain of The Hanso Foundation Electromagnetic Research Initiative.
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- Bad Salzdetfurth, Lower Saxony, Germany
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| - To understand where our world is going, we must first seek to understand how the world was made.
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| - According to the foundation's website, thehansofoundation.org, the Electromagnetic Research Initiative investigates the various effects of electromagnetism, from radio waves to compasses. Through myriad experiments worldwide, the Electromagnetic Research Initiative aims to bring the human race a step closer into realizing the potential of this crucial force. Also on the website, there was a picture of what appears to be an aurora borealis or aurora australis (or something similar) that is dated October 28, 2001. Various scientific reports (accessed via Google) reveal that solar storm activity was particularly strong in October 2001, and that subsequent geomagnetic aberrations were substantial. There is also a scientific graph of a 'Hystersis Loop', which has connotations to magnetics, electromagnetics, and materials science. As of May 18, 2006, the date on the picture changed to "October 62, 9291"; clicking on those coordinates on the graph would change the graph to put a compass rose at its origin. Clicking on the rose would lead to www.letyourcompassguideyou.com
- From the simplest touch to the most complex chemical reaction, electromagnetism is at work. From the most rudimentary compass to the most advanced supercomputer, electromagnetism is at work. From the magnetosphere’s deflection of cosmic rays to the ionosphere’s reflection of radio-waves, electromagnetism is at work. While we know a great deal, there is still much to learn about this fundamental force. Such investigations are the domain of The Hanso Foundation Electromagnetic Research Initiative. Through a myriad of experiments worldwide, the Electromagnetic Research Initiative brings us a step closer to understanding this crucial force and our place in the Universe.
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