Frequency of the Earth

Schumann Resonance update 8 11 2021 1:07pm The Resonance spiked up to 40 Hz at the same time today 17 Hour with a repeat at the 19 Hr with responses on the Q Factors. The Graphs look like this is a secondary wave that not nearly so strong but at the same time tells us the source. If you can follow my logic the data from the Schumann is authentic but.. the reporting stations around the world are not getting the same information at the same time. This is
collated not averaged. So this is the directional indicator for the time of it being gathered. RAW data shows no disturbance. So one knows the real deal is that is a reverberate in the Ionosphere.

And another star goes micro nova that's between Earth and the Galactic Center, sending out gamma rays galore:
RARE NAKED-EYE NOVA: Every 20 years or so, a thermonuclear explosion occurs on the surface of RS Oph, a white dwarf in the constellation Ophiuchus. Yesterday it happened again. On Aug. 8th, the brightness of the tiny star increased 600-fold, from magnitude +12 to +5. Keith Geary of Ireland was the first to notice. Hours later, Italian astronomer Ernesto Guido and colleagues photographed the outburst using a remote-controlled telescope in Australia. This is called a "recurrent nova," and it is rare. In the whole Milky Way galaxy, only 7 star systems are known to produce such explosions. RS Oph is actually a binary star--a very lopsided one. On one side is a white dwarf, on the other is a red giant. There's very little distance between the two, so the gravity of the white dwarf is able to pull gaseous material off the larger star down onto itself. Every couple of decades, enough matter accumulates to trigger an explosion. The last time this happened was back in 2006.