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Traditional and Non-Traditional Approaches to Prediction of Natural Catastrophes

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Sapunov VB*

Volume5-Issue8
Dates: Received: 2024-08-03 | Accepted: 2024-08-20 | Published: 2024-08-21
Pages: 1006-1008

Abstract

The catastrophes number from begin of XXI century increased about two times. The causes of the fact appeared to be obscure, but some suggestions based on understanding space and global processes, exists. The most terrible phenomena are tsunami. Such a wave got death of 700 000 people in 2004. A new tsunami got South West Asia in the end of 2018. Biological indications and understanding of some phenomena connected with natural life is a way toward prediction of tsunami. Living organisms are able to predict some future events particular catastrophic incidents. This is adaptive characters producing by evolution. The more energy produces incident the more possibility to predict one. Wild animals escaped natural hazards including tsunami (e.g. extreme tsunami in Asia December 2004). Living animals are able to predict strong phenomena of obscure nature. For example, majority of animals escaped Tungus catastrophe taking place in Siberia at 1908. Wild animals are able to predict nuclear weapon experiences. The obscure characters are not typical for human, but they are fixed under probability 15%. Effective theory describing such a character are absent till now. Russian scientist N.Kozyrev suggested existence of unknown physical field (but gravitation and electro-magnetic). The field was named “time” or “chrono”. Some characters of the field appeared to be object of physical experiment. Kozyrev suggested specific role of the field for function of living organisms. Transition of biological information throw space (telepathy) and time (proscopy) may be based on characters of such a field. Hence physical chrono-and-information field is under consideration. Animals are more familiar with such a field than human. Evolutionary process experienced with possibility of extreme development of contact with such a field using highest primates. Some equipment of detection of such a field is in progress. The perspective way for study of mysterious phenomena of physic is researches of this field characters.

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Sapunov VB. Traditional and Non-Traditional Approaches to Prediction of Natural Catastrophes. J Biomed Res Environ Sci. 2024 Aug 21; 5(8): 1006-1008. doi: 10.37871/jbres1981, Article ID: JBRES1981, Available at: https://www.jelsciences.com/ articles/jbres1981.pdf


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