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Earth 2:1 ratio (octave)
Interpretation of the;O 21 with Earth below on the Coral Castle red door.
What 2:1 means (O for Open Phase?)
- It’s the ratio of two vibrations or rotations.
- One oscillation is moving twice as fast as the other.
- In music, this is the octave, same note name, but one is higher.
- Imagine two hands on a clock: The long hand (minute) goes around twice while the short hand (hour) goes around once.
visual patterns created by harmonic ratios in motion. Each row corresponds to a musical interval expressed as a frequency ratio. These ratios describe how TWO vibrations or sound frequencies (or magnetic currents?) relate to each other. 
Left columns (open phase, lateral phase, closed phase). These are Lissajous curves: the shapes formed when TWO vibrations (like sine waves)(or magnetic currents?) are applied at RIGHT ANGLES, depending on their phase relationship.
Right columns (rotary concurrent counter-current). These show rotational patterns when the vibrations interact like spinning motions. Ed writes: (Get two pieces of lumber, one by six inches, a foot long, nail them together so that one lies flat on floor and the other on top the edges up and down.) This makes or describes a RIGHT ANGLE
O pen Phase:
- The two waves are 90° out of phase (a quarter of a cycle offset). RIGHT ANGLE
- Instead of peaking at the same time, one is “ahead” of the other.
- This produces rounded or looping figures (circles, ellipses, or bow-tie shapes).
- Called Open because the curves don’t collapse into a straight line, they stay open and flowing.
Ed also talks about spinning the magnets at 90° RIGHT ANGLES: (Put a paper box with plenty of Iron filings in it on the horizontally spinning Alnico magnet, then you will see how the spinning magnet builds up ridges and ditches. Now put the magnet so that it can be turned vertically. Spin the magnet, then you will see the filings running against the motion.)
Closed Phase:
- The two waves are 0° or 180° in phase (in sync or directly opposite).
- Both reach max/min together, or exactly opposite.
- This produces straight diagonal lines or simple crossings.
- Called closed because the figure collapses into a line (no open loops).
Ed writes: (when the coil reaches the middle of the U shape magnet the limit is there so the running of the currents stop.) The middle is a straight line. When magnetic currents are exactly opposite, they collapse and cancel each other out. Ed also says: (Those people who have been wondering why the moon does not come down all they have to do is to give the moon one- half of a turn so that the North end would be in South side, and South end in the North side, and then the moon would come down.) Half a turn would be 180° in phase (in sync or directly opposite)
Concurrent (con-current)
- Both motions are going in the same direction (say, clockwise together).
- Think of two gears turning the same way — the patterns reinforce smoothly.
Counter-current
- The motions go in opposite directions (one clockwise, the other counter-clockwise)
- The number of petals corresponds to the frequency ratio (e.g. 3:2 makes 5 petals). (Just looking at flowers and plants petals you can find its frequency, maybe you can find TWO plants that are 90° out of phase creating a magnetic current flow between them?)
- Think of two gears turning against each other — the pattern becomes star-shaped.
π
radians = 180°
So π/2 = 180° ÷ 2 = 90°
When we shift a sine wave or cosine wave by π/2 radians, we’re shifting it by a quarter of a cycle: sin(x) starts at 0 → goes up. sin(x + π/2) is the same as cos(x), meaning it’s shifted left by 90°.
Relation here to frequencies and Eds numbers. foot long, three-foot long, between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth, fifteen hundred turns
Here’s how to read the numbers:
Top number (small number near the figure): This is the frequency ratio of the two signals (horizontal vs. vertical).
- Example: 12 means one signal is 12 units and the other is 1 unit (or scaled similarly).
Bottom number (larger number): This is the frequency in Hz of one of the oscillating signals.
- Example: 200 means the frequency of that signal is 200 Hz.
U Shape magnet. ED: Fasten the U shape permanent magnet very good, bend up, prongs down, North Pole North. South Pole South.
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ED.L. 2-1