"Tidal Waves Decoded"

This paper presents the Magnoelectric Tidal Wave Model, a MID-based framework redefining oceanic tides and wave dynamics. Rather than attributing tides solely to gravitational forces, it interprets oceanic motion as electromagnetic resonance events governed by Magnetic Information Density (MID) thresholds and collapse dynamics. The model introduces a MID collapse mechanism, where latent magnetic pressure in Earth’s oceans converts into kinetic energy once coherence falls below the Wilcox Constant (κ). Lunar influence is reframed as a modulator of magnetic alignment rather than a direct gravitational driver. Salinity, conductivity, and ocean layering are treated as active electromagnetic variables shaping wave formation. This approach explains tidal anomalies, rogue waves, and geomagnetic correlations, offering falsifiable predictions and potential geoengineering applications for wave and tidal control. ---

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-08-25
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16945163
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Geochemistry and Geologic Mapping
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"Tidal Waves Decoded"

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"Tidal Waves Decoded"

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Abstract

This paper presents the Magnoelectric Tidal Wave Model, a MID-based framework redefining oceanic tides and wave dynamics. Rather than attributing tides solely to gravitational forces, it interprets oceanic motion as electromagnetic resonance events governed by Magnetic Information Density (MID) thresholds and collapse dynamics. The model introduces a MID collapse mechanism, where latent magnetic pressure in Earth’s oceans converts into kinetic energy once coherence falls below the Wilcox Constant (κ). Lunar influence is reframed as a modulator of magnetic alignment rather than a direct gravitational driver. Salinity, conductivity, and ocean layering are treated as active electromagnetic variables shaping wave formation. This approach explains tidal anomalies, rogue waves, and geomagnetic correlations, offering falsifiable predictions and potential geoengineering applications for wave and tidal control. ---

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