Seasonal Variation in Geomagnetic Activity and Humans. O. Heroux

Seasonal Variation in Geomagnetic Activity and Humans. O. Heroux
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The Birth of Eminent Humans
Effect of Annual Variables of the Environment
Temperature, Daylight and Geomagnetic Activity

Sample: All Persons Listed (11,439 total) in the Encyclopaedia Britannica, Micropaedia, 1974.
The graphs below show how the distribution of eminent humans by field of eminence as listed in the Encyclopaedia Britannica may be related to environmental variables of temperature and daylight. Plus, there is some interesting material on annual fluctuations in geomagnetic activity - which MAY be related to the Planets - but this is speculation.

Annual Temperature &
Births of Eminent Humans

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We see a similar pattern in the graph below for
Temperature and Daylight and their effect on Depression.

Annual Fluctuations
in Daylight & Temperature
and their Effect on Human Depression

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SEASONAL VARIATION
in GEOMAGNETIC ACTIVITY

Letter of O. Héroux, July 13 1979
National Resource Council of Canada
Division of Biological Sciences

Dear Andis,

If I understand your figures, there are more eminent people born
early spring than at any other time of the year. If this means March,
then these people were conceived in June or July.

At that time I find that stress resistance is great and geomagnetic
activity is low, which might explain as you say why we find more
eminent people being born in March. Parents with strong
biological vigor would then have stronger offsprings.

On the other hand, when geomagnetic activity is rising in September,
October...stress resistance is low.

It is with studies like yours and mine that eventually some strong
scientific credibility may be given to the whole field of astrology.

If geomagnetic activity is ever demonstrated to have a causal
relationship with biological vigor, then it will not be difficult
to relate this vigor with the sun's erupting activity, which is known
to cause the seasonal fluctuation in the geomagnetic activity.

And since physical scientists tell me that the eleven year cycle
in the sun's activity is controlled by the position of the other planets
in the sky, then it becomes possible to relate the date of birth
of eminent people with the position of the planet in the sky
at the time they were conceived.

All this may sound far-fetched right now but I think
that we are progressing in the right direction.

(signed) - Sincerely, O. Héroux
_____________________________________

The Changing Time-Dependent
Conditions of Foetal Development
by Andis Kaulins

The Example of Drugs for Pregnant Mothers
and Thalidomide Babies

Foetal development is not uniformally continuous. Certain viital organs and
appendages develop during various stages between conception and birth.
This was evidenced by the thalidomide babies, who suffered from birth defects
if the mother had taken this teratogenic drug during several crucial weeks of development
but who showed no defects if this drug were taken several weeks later.

Accordingly, if the physical environment, geomagnetics, and similar factors
do play a role, then the foetal period - refelected by the birth date -
could account for some "astrological" differences in humans.

Season of Birth (Conception)
and Human Aggression

Drs. P.P.A.M. Kop, who first studied birds, also studied variations in human
aggression based on month of birth. He discovered -in birds - that there
were mutual yearly aggression incompatibilities, e.g. birds of low aggression
did not mate with birds of low aggression. In human circles he discovered
it is the same - two partners - both low in aggression - do not mate.

Indeed, Drs. Kop made some very interesting
SEPARATE studies on criminals and Marriage Partners - seeking the
common denominator of aggression in terms of the month of birth.
He found that the month of birth did make a statistically significant
difference and that aggression was the key.

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