Tuning Fork L - 157.04 Hz Hydrogen, gamma

Tuning Fork L - 157.04 Hz Hydrogen, gamma

The frequency of this tuning fork is based on the gamma line of the Balmer series in the visible spectrum of the hydrogen molecule. Hydrogen is the most common element in the universe and therefore permeates the vibrational structures of the entire cosmos. Like every atom or molecule, hydrogen also exhibits a series of frequencies. The Balmer series, named after its discoverer, lies in the visible range. Transposed into the audible range, the alpha line produces a tone of 207.68 Hz. This corresponds approximately to a high octave of the orbit of Uranus. At 140.14 Hz, the octave tone of the beta line corresponds to the plutoton. The Uranus and Pluto tuning forks can be used for these two lines. The octave tone of the gamma line at 157.04 Hz does not correspond to any of the planetary tones. Hans Cousto has also determined the octave frequencies of the hydrogen series from the infrared and ultraviolet range and documented them in detail at www.planetware.de/tune_in/Wasserstoff.html

The Hydrogen gamma 157.04 Hz tuning fork is usually available for immediate delivery. Tuning forks S with other hydrogen frequencies can be manufactured on request and delivered at the end of the month following the order.