Global Coherence Monitoring System

The Global Coherence Monitoring System (GCMS) is one of four interconnected research
systems GCI uses to study how humans, living systems, and Earth’s magnetic environment
influence one another. This global network of ultrasensitive magnetometers continuously
measures the resonant frequencies in Earth’s magnetic field.

As of 2026, sensor sites are
operating in:

Boulder Creek, California
Hofuf, Saudi Arabia
Alberta, Canada
Baisogala, Lithuania
Northland Region of New Zealand
Kwazulu Natal, South Africa

What We Measure

GCMS sensors track changes in geomagnetic activity caused by solar storms, variations in solar wind speed, disruptions in Schumann resonances, and potentially the signatures of major global events with strong emotional components.

The resonant frequencies in Earth’s magnetic fields directly overlap with those of the human brain, cardiovascular system, and autonomic nervous system. This means numerous physiological rhythms and collective behaviors are synchronized with solar and geomagnetic activity—and disruptions in these fields can affect human health and behavior. When Earth’s magnetic field is disturbed, people may experience sleep disturbance, mental confusion, unusual
fatigue, or feelings of being on edge without apparent cause.

Our Research Questions

We use GCMS to investigate:

How Earth’s magnetic fields affect human physiological, mental, and emotional processes

Whether magnetic field changes occur before natural catastrophes like earthquakes or volcanic eruptions

Potential correlations between field disturbances and social unrest or collective human events

GCI Research Hypotheses

The following hypotheses guide our ongoing collaborative research:

Human and animal health, cognitive functions, emotions, and behavior are affected by solar, geomagnetic, and other earth-related magnetic fields.
Earth’s magnetic field acts as a carrier of biologically relevant information that connects all living systems.
Every person affects the global information field.
Collective human consciousness affects the global information field. Large numbers of people creating heart-centered states of care, love, and compassion generate a more coherent field environment that can benefit others and help offset planetary discord and incoherence.

The Interconnection Hypothesis

We propose that human emotions and consciousness interact with and encode information in the geomagnetic field, creating a feedback loop between humans and Earth’s energetic systems. This encoded information may be communicated nonlocally between people at a subconscious level, linking all living systems within the field environment and influencing collective consciousness.

Why This Matters

Every cell in our bodies exists within fluctuating magnetic fields from both Earth and the sun. Human physiological rhythms synchronize with solar and geomagnetic activity, meaning disruptions in these fields can affect virtually every biological system. Research has linked
changes in Earth’s magnetic field to:

Heart rhythm variations and cardiovascular events
Brain and nervous system activity changes
Alterations in athletic performance, memory, and cognitive tasks
Shifts in mood, including depression and anxiety
Sleep quality and circadian rhythm disruption

The frequencies generated by Earth and its ionosphere (0.01 to 300 Hz) overlap significantly with human cardiovascular, brain, and autonomic nervous system frequencies. GCMS data is revealing that we may be more deeply interconnected with Earth’s magnetic field than previously understood.

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