Humans have created a 'giant protective ring' around the Earth

NASA's space exploration ships have discovered that around the Earth there is a "giant artificial protective ring". Through research, scientists have confirmed that it actually affects the cosmic weather very high above our planet's atmosphere.

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This proves that human activities not only seriously affect the Earth, but also change the whole universe. But luckily, this "giant protective ring" is beneficial, not as harmful as our negative effects on Earth.

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In 2012, NASA launched two operational spacecraft in parallel with a speed of about 3,200 km / h to probe the Earth's Van Allen Radiation Belt. Our planet is surrounded by two radiation belts, an inner belt of about 640 - 9,600 km in height, the outer perimeter about 13,500 - 58,000 km above the Earth's surface.

Recently, while monitoring the activity of charged particles within the Earth's magnetic field - a barrier to prevent radiation from the Sun, Van Allen probes discovered something very strange. These are the "bubbles" that work to push the Van Allen Belt further away from the Earth, making the lower limit of radiation streams move farther away from us than in the 1960s.

So what created the "giant artificial protective ring" surrounding the Earth?

According to a team at NASA, very low frequency radio communications (VLF), which is much more popular than the 1960s, could affect the way and location of particles in space. moved on. Under the right conditions, radio signals in the VLF frequency range can affect the characteristics of the high radiation energy environment around the Earth. And this has created an "artificial protection ring" around the Earth.

VLF signals with a frequency range of 3 to 30 kilohertz although it is not possible to transmit sound but perfect for transferring encrypted messages at a distance or in deep water. VLF is therefore the backbone of many technical, scientific and military activities.

The use of VLF signals has leaked into space surrounding the Earth, then they stay long enough to form a giant protective "bubble". The outer scope of the VLF bubble is close to the inner limit of Van Allen Radiation Belt and has continuously pushed the radiation belt further.

VLF protection ring is probably the most positive effect that humans have created outside the universe.