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[Geode]

Everyone knows I'm an earthling who has never been to Mars; but I've to say I like music.

Upon hearing Wolfgang Seifen playing the organ, I wondered if that music could get me to Mars.

Many know that there's a correlation between the visible light spectrum, and a chord with 7 next notes like

F# G A Bb C D E (frequency relation G:F#= 1.0594631)

Could music be  propulsive when we use frequencies in the electromagnetic spectrum? For example:

Could be propulsive a well tuned chord in the radio wave spectrum around the following frequencies, thus:

 

4243 Hz

4495

5045

5345

6000

6735

7560

 

A good job for retired people?

 

All the best for the workers...

Edited by Geode, 24 October 2016 - 06:30 AM.

[math]

Other spinning ideas:

 

nuclear stunning, alchemy, therapies, defende against asteroids.

 

Other 7 notes chord type:

 

F# G# A# B# C##  D# E#

 

Other frequencies to be tested:

 

( home work...)

Edited by math, 24 October 2016 - 07:24 AM.

[NO.*]

7000 Hz

7857

8819

9899

11112

11773

13214

[math]

https://www.google.p...KHf9lAEAQ7AkINQ

 

https://www.google.p...KHU8iBBEQ7AkIMA

Edited by math, 02 November 2016 - 10:49 PM.

[Geode]

[math]

F# G A Bb C D E

with base at 3000 Hz

3000

3178

3568

3780

4243

4762

5345

Edited by math, 07 November 2016 - 10:54 AM.

[Geode]

Chords for a Mars Foundation?

[math]

Another example of frequencies for a compact electromagnetic chord equivalent to a

C D E F# G# A# B Db Eb F G A ( semitone up/down relation= 1.0594631) with base at 440 Hz:

 

440 Hz

494

554

622

698

784

831

932

1046

1175

1318

1480

 

Regards