Avoinpilvijännitys

Avoinpilvijännitys refers to a state of electromagnetic resonance that can occur between certain types of atmospheric phenomena and specifically designed antenna arrays. This phenomenon is theoretical and has not been definitively observed or proven through empirical scientific study. The concept suggests that under specific atmospheric conditions, such as those preceding severe thunderstorms or during geomagnetic storms, a particular frequency range of electromagnetic energy might become amplified or "resonated."

The theoretical basis for Avoinpilvijännitys posits that the complex electrical discharges and dynamic charge distributions within the atmosphere can create transient, highly energetic electromagnetic fields. These fields, if they align with the resonant frequency of a specially constructed antenna, could theoretically induce a detectable and measurable voltage. The proposed antenna designs are typically characterized by their intricate geometry and precise material composition, intended to maximize sensitivity to these hypothesized atmospheric emissions.

While the concept has been explored in theoretical physics and speculative scientific literature, it remains a fringe topic. There is a lack of peer-reviewed research that provides conclusive evidence for its existence or practical applications. Further experimental validation and theoretical development are required to establish Avoinpilvijännitys as a recognized scientific phenomenon. The term itself is a neologism, combining elements that suggest openness, atmospheric interference, and electrical tension.