Earth Core Explained: Your Quick Start Guide

The Earth Core is a real-time visualization of Earth's electromagnetic environment. Six concentric rings, each tracking a different parameter — from the Schumann Resonance to the Moon's phase.

What Each Ring Shows

Center dot — your instant status check. One glance tells you calm, elevated, active, or storm.

Ring 1 (Score) — overall electromagnetic intensity, 0–100.

Ring 2 (Frequency) — how stable Earth's fundamental 7.83 Hz resonance is right now.

Ring 3 (Amplitude) — how much electromagnetic energy is bouncing around. The ring people "feel" the most.

Ring 4 (Quality) — signal coherence. Clean tone or scattered noise? Storms are loud. Low quality feels "staticky."

Ring 5 (Kp Index) — NOAA's geomagnetic index (0–9). The leading indicator — when this fills, inner rings follow.

Ring 6 (Moon) — the outermost, thinnest ring. Lunar illumination from New Moon (dark) to Full Moon (bright).

The Colors

Green (0–39) is calm. Gold (40–59) is elevated. Coral (60–79) is active. Red (80–100) is storm.

Each ring colors independently — different colors between rings tell you whether the activity is solar-driven or weather-driven.

Read the Full Guide

For detailed ring descriptions, color system, combination patterns, and practical tips on tracking your own sensitivity — see the complete Earth Core Ring Guide.