The ResonanceOne Course

Our planet is ringing.
Here is how it works.

Twelve short, narrated lessons on the hum inside Earth's atmosphere: lightning, the ionosphere, the Sun and the shield around us. Built from NASA footage, real measurements and the sky above you right now. No doctrine, just how it works.

12 lessons · about 60 minutes · Lesson 1 free · One payment

Trailer, 43 seconds. Footage: NASA.

What you'll understand

One lightning bolt.
Everything it connects to.

Most explanations of the Schumann resonance stop at a number. This course follows the whole chain, from a single flash in a thunderstorm, through the shell around the planet and the Sun that reshapes it, all the way to the person reading the chart. Each step is something you can picture, and every step is measured.

  1. Lightning

    About 2,000 storms are active at any moment. Every flash is where the story starts.

  2. The cavity

    A shell of air between the ground and the ionosphere, about one percent of Earth's radius thick.

  3. The hum

    Waves that fit one lap of the planet reinforce each other, and Earth rings near 7.83 cycles a second.

  4. The Sun

    Flares and the solar wind reach the ceiling of that shell and change how it rings.

  5. The shield

    The magnetosphere takes the hit: geomagnetic storms, the Kp scale, and the auroras.

  6. You

    What research has measured in people, what is still open, and how to watch it yourself.

The format

Not slides.
A documentary you can touch.

Each lesson is about five minutes, narrated, and interactive where it matters. You don't watch the planet ring, you make it ring.

Lightning over a storm system seen from the ISS, with the number 50 and the caption lightning bolts every second

Cut like a documentary

Real NASA footage, a calm narrator and something new on screen every few seconds. Captions follow every word.

The Strike the globe moment: a glowing pulse laps the Earth while counters show bolts, laps and lap time

Moments to explore

The narration pauses and hands you the planet. Strike it with lightning, resize it, fire a real solar flare at it.

The Fire the flare moment: the Sun flares on the left, the real GOES X-ray curve on the right, and the ring around Earth brightens

Real data, live sky

Satellite measurements, not illustrations. Each lesson ends on the live reading from the sky above you right now.

Curriculum

Twelve short lessons.
Revealed as the course opens.

About five minutes each. The first one is free to watch now, the rest stay a surprise until they open, roughly one new lesson every one to two weeks. Buying once covers every lesson as it is released.

  1. 01Earth's HeartbeatFree
  2. 02
  3. 03
  4. 04
  5. 05
  6. 06
  7. 07
  8. 08
  9. 09
  10. 10
  11. 11
  12. 12

How it's made

Wonder first.
Every number sourced.

When I started reading about the Schumann resonance I found two kinds of material: spectrograms I couldn't read, and sites telling me my DNA was upgrading. The real story turned out to be more beautiful than either. Our planet is struck by lightning dozens of times a second, and it rings.

This course is the explanation I wish I had found. If I can't explain it simply, it doesn't ship.

  • Every number on screen traces to a source, listed under the lesson.
  • Footage from NASA. Flare data from NOAA's GOES satellites. Live readings from the Tomsk station.
  • A whole lesson on science and myth: what studies on people measured, and what is still open.
  • No health claims. The course explains how the planet works and stops there.

Kevin, independent developer of ResonanceOne

Founding price

$19$29

For the first 100 people. After that the course is $29, once.

  • All 12 lessons, each one as it is released
  • Every future update to the course
  • Works in any browser, on phone or computer
  • One payment. No subscription, nothing renews
  • Full refund within 14 days, no reason needed

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Questions

Before you start.

Start with the first lesson.
It's free.

About four minutes, three moments to explore. Best with headphones.

Watch Earth's Heartbeat