World Heritage Site:
El Tajin, Pre-Hispanic City
Publication Year:
2026
Publication Type:
Article
Publication Identifier:
WHE4C15FD6607
Summary
A groundbreaking model unifying Earth's magnetic activity (MAD) with the supermassive black hole M87 at the center of galaxy M87 reveals a universal threshold (β=20) governing energy discharge. Observations from El Tajín, Mexico, during a G2 solar storm (August 29, 2026), confirmed partial low-energy discharge, validating the model's predictions. The study demonstrates that Earth's magnetic activity mirrors black hole dynamics, with both systems exhibiting similar charging and discharging behaviors. Key findings include a universal clock (tg=GM/c³) scaling with mass, from picoseconds for an Earth-mass black hole to hours for M87, preserving a 10^15 ratio across scales. The research suggests that future observations of M87* in 2033 may reveal a brighter ring than previously observed (EHT 2017-2021), offering insights into quantum charging and relativistic discharging mechanisms.
Citation
HERNANDEZ ROSAS, M. A. R. T. I. N. (2026). Observatorio El Tajín: Modelo Frente y Colita β=20 Unificado Tierra-M87* v3 Full Result - G2 29 Aug 2026 Kp 4.33 como MAD de Baja Energía y Reloj tg=GM/c³=14.8ps - Batería M87* 8.1yr=96 meses, SANE 1G a MAD 5G ratio 25. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/ZENODO.22183764
You are here:
World Heritage Explorer > World Heritage Research > Publications > Observatorio El Tajín: Modelo Frente y Colita β=20 Unificado Tierra-M87* v3 Full Result - G2 29 Aug 2026 Kp 4.33 como MAD de Baja Energía y Reloj tg=GM/c³=14.8ps - Batería M87* 8.1yr=96 meses, SANE 1G a MAD 5G ratio 25