Schumann Cavity: The Rise of the RF Techno-Biofilm

Explore the Schumann cavity (Earth’s surface to ionosphere) starting from a pristine 7.83 Hz resonance in 1885. The Goldilocks Zone Viewer shows how Earth’s Schumann resonance cavity—the natural electromagnetic quiet that supported cellular communication and the evolution of human intelligence—has been transformed into a Technobiofilm. A Technobiofilm is the layer of pulsed radiofrequency and microwave radiation we’ve filled this cavity with, an artificial habitat optimized for machines but hostile to biology. Restoring the cellular Goldilocks zone is critical, because only in that pristine, low-noise environment can cells, brains, and future generations thrive at their full potential.