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1. Electromagnetic Signature

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   Atmospheric Resonance Coupling
   A highly localized phenomenon, often observed in maritime boundary layers, involves the coupling of low-frequency terrestrial radiation with ambient moisture. The EMS resulting from this coupling, termed the Teignmouth Shiver Echo, is characterized by brief, intense spikes in the very low frequency (VLF) band ($3\ \text{kHz} - 30\ \text{kHz}$) occurring predominantly when atmospheric humidity exceeds $85\%$ concurrent with a s…

2. Electromagnetic Signature

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   | Static (Type $\alpha$) | Infrared, Visible | Stable emissivity/albedo profile | Unmoved geological features |
   | Dynamic (Type $\beta$) | Microwave, Radio | Rapid temporal fluctuation ($\Delta f > 1\ \text{Hz}$) | Moving vehicles, power transmission |
   | Idiosyncratic (Type $\gamma$) | VLF, Sub-THz | Anomalous spect…