The influence of the Moon on the Earth's magnetic field, the climate and the living world
Similar to the Sun, the Moon has a strong influence on changes in the Earth's magnetic field. Data from space probes confirm that the Moon has the ability to deflect solar radiation during periods of eruptions, while long-term observations indicate its significant impact on human and animal life.
Moon phases, meteorology and influence on people
Although scientific circles have previously opposed such views, modern knowledge confirms the deep connection of the moon's cycles with earthly events. Examples of different influences include:
- Vitality of newborns: It has been observed that children born during the full moon are often more resilient, stronger and healthier than children born in other phases.
- Meteorological influences: The French meteorologist Poincaré established that the Moon's moons have a great influence on the formation of the trade winds, which indirectly affects the mood of people on Earth.
- Traditional beliefs: In ancient times, conception in the first (waxing) half of the Moon was thought to produce a boy, while conception in the second half (when the Moon was waning) resulted in the birth of a girl.
