A Mechanism Study on The Dominance of Alternating Strong Magnetic Beams from The Galactic Center Over Terrestrial Anomalous Phenomena — Unified Explanation of Flying Rocks and Crop Circles

Jianan Wang^*

Department of Physics, Shenzhen University, Shenzhen, China

Abstract

Anomalous natural phenomena such as flying rocks and crop circles globally exhibit consistent patterns: high incidence at midnight, accompanied by thunderstorms, and synchronized loud booms. Fragmented explanations from mainstream science have failed to establish a complete causal chain. Based on Jian'an Wang ’s core theory in On the Essence of Gravity that gravity arises from the statistical superposition of interactions between orbital electron magnetic moments in atoms and ions, this paper systematically demonstrates that alternating strong magnetic beams radiated from the supermassive black hole region at the Galactic Center constitute the cosmic primary cause of such anomalous phenomena [1-3]. The results show that alternating strong magnetic beams from the Galactic Center propagate directionally along galactic magnetic flux tubes and can reach the Earth’s surface unobstructed only at midnight in summer, when the Earth is positioned away from the Sun and toward the Galactic Center [4,5]. By modulating local gravitational and electromagnetic fields and aggregating atmospheric charged particles, these magnetic beams simultaneously trigger precise long-distance transport of giant rocks (flying rocks), directional and orderly lodging of crops (crop circles), and induce thunderstorms and discharge-generated loud booms [6,7]. At midnight in winter, when the Earth faces away from both the Sun and the Galactic Center, magnetic beams from the Galactic Center cannot penetrate the solar magnetic field or propagate by reflection, leading to the near disappearance of such anomalies [4,8]. This paper constructs a complete physical chain of “Galactic Center magnetic beam – terrestrial field effect – anomalous phenomena”, providing a novel and self-consistent academic paradigm for research on terrestrial anomalous natural phenomena and offering multi-dimensional empirical support for the electromagnetic origin theory of gravity [1,9].

Keywords

Galactic Center, Alternating Strong Magnetic Beam, Flying Rock, Crop Circle, Essence of Gravity, Orbital Electron Magnetic Moment, Seasonal Distribution

Corresponding Author

Jianan Wang, Department of Physics, Shenzhen University, Shenzhen, China.

Citation

Wang, J. (2026). A Mechanism Study on The Dominance of Alternating Strong Magnetic Beams from The Galactic Center Over Terrestrial Anomalous Phenomena—Unified Explanation of Flying Rocks and Crop Circles. Int J Astrophys Cosmol Space Explor. 1(1), 01-10.