At the Mercy of the Magnetic Field (Во власти магнитного поля)

This research monograph is part of the author’s serial work ‘The Reconceptualization Epoch’ and serves as a natural-philosophical ‘bridge’ between the books ‘Different Cosmology...’ and ‘The Mystery of the Nameless Length: The Path to Understanding Time.’ The book presents a comprehensive interdisciplinary inquiry into the direct causal relationships between time-space determinism, electromagnetism, planetology, geomagnetic field dynamics, global climate change, geochronology, and the paleoclimatic paradoxes of mass extinctions. The research establishes magnetism as a universal fundamental phenomenon capable of bridging the conceptual rift between quantum mechanics, classical physics, and relativistic theory. Rejecting the dominant geodynamo theory in modern geophysics, the author proposes an alternative natural-philosophical modeling: the Earth is conceptualized as a resonant asynchronous alternating current (AC) electrical machine operating through the effects of standing waves. In describing wave dynamics, the work lays the groundwork for the subsequent deconstruction of the concepts of time and space. The monograph’s contentious use of the term ‘wavelength’ to denote the trajectory of a single wave turn marks a transitional stage in the author's research, which is conceptually resolved in the subsequent three-volume treatise ‘The Mystery of the Nameless Length,’ where this terminological apparatus undergoes rigorous theoretical reimagining and correction.