Yes dR,
I think regardless of the way the waves are
produced and regardless of if there are standing waves or not the energy
propagation through the Earth is longitudinal. Just like the example with the
current, the current flows straight back and forth not in waves like we see on
a scope. Sinusoidal longitudinal pressure waves are described in the video at
about 1:00 minute. Physics: Longitudinal Standing Waves - YouTube
This explains how it can be done with a regular step up transformer
( a high rate of transformation ) as Tesla describes in the Colorado Springs Notes.
I think regardless of weather the Earth is in resonance or if standing
waves are produced the propagation of energy would still be longitudinal I think.
Cheers

produced and regardless of if there are standing waves or not the energy
propagation through the Earth is longitudinal. Just like the example with the
current, the current flows straight back and forth not in waves like we see on
a scope. Sinusoidal longitudinal pressure waves are described in the video at
about 1:00 minute. Physics: Longitudinal Standing Waves - YouTube
This explains how it can be done with a regular step up transformer
( a high rate of transformation ) as Tesla describes in the Colorado Springs Notes.
I think regardless of weather the Earth is in resonance or if standing
waves are produced the propagation of energy would still be longitudinal I think.
Cheers
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