DNA Resonance Maximum
Based on a real measured system or lineage, but the mapped interpretation depends on a model or derived octave relationship.
This page reflects a Cousto/Popp resonance interpretation, not a settled consensus statement in molecular biology.
Review the evidence modelFritz Popp determined that the maximum resonance of DNA lies at a wavelength of 351 nanometers (854 THz), which corresponds precisely to the 66th octave of the Earth's sidereal rotation. As Cousto writes: "DNA and RNA chains are in a state of harmonious resonance to the octave tones of the earth's rotation." Life itself is tuned to cosmic rhythm.
Sources
Referenced for biophoton and DNA resonance discussions. Included with explicit claim-boundary language.
Fritz-Albert Popp and related biophotonics literature.
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Entries within ±35 cents of this tone when reduced to the same octave — candidates for pairing or comparison.