Geopathogenic-geovibrational radiation
Geovibration radiations are harmful radiations, the source of which is below the surface of the earth. Their appearance can cause everything that cuts, stratifies or in any other way disrupts the natural homogeneity of the Earth's layers.
This radiation group includes:
a) radiation from underground water courses,
b) radiation from ores, minerals,
c) radiation from geological cracks and
d) radiation caused by the decomposition of organic matter.
Cosmic radiation
The interaction of cosmic forces with the Earth's gravitational and magnetic fields creates network cosmic radiation.
Lines of network cosmic radiation are not harmful in themselves, but there is a possibility that a beam of harmful radiation of another origin can be transferred to them, forming nodes. Cosmic rays form grids:
a) Hartmann's global grid (direction N-S 2m, E-W 2.5m, =21 cm),
b) Curry's global grid (direction N/E - S/W 3.5 m, = 50 cm),
