Humans Sense the Standing Waves of 190 MHz Analogy TV Signals

Humans seem to sense weak radio waves and they can affect to spontaneous hand movements of test subjects. The aim of the present study was to clarify the responses in humans when crossing the standing waves caused by reflection of frequency modulated (FM)-radio and TV signals. Seven test subjects walked one at a time along a line between two rural houses, which were located close to each other at 5 km distance from the radio mast. The unconscious hand movements were recorded. The waves passed the first house and reflected from the brick wall of the second house, forming a set of standing waves between the houses. Clear reproducible reflexive hand movements took place when the person crossed the maximums of the standing waves generated by video and voice transmitting signals of analogy TV (p=0.001). In conclusion sensitive human seems to sense the standing waves of the TV signals near 190 MHz frequency.