How Birds Synchronize Their Flight
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Thousands of birds flying in unison, without ever crashing into each other. These are starling murmurations. 🐦
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Such perfectly, tightly synchronized mass flight of so very many birds, responding to each other's movements as they happen, not when they are perceived and how would they be perceived through a dim sky and such a massive of birds? The answer is telepathy through quantum entanglement; It's also an example of a meta-organism made up of many smaller organisms. The same phenomenon may be observed in a flock of sparrows as they jump along street sidewalks, steal bits of lettuce and scrap meat, and eventually fly off in perfect, ballet-like coordinated movement, take-off, and flight. Each bird knows what the others are doing before it is done; There is no rational explanation save telepathy. And these are just relatively primitive birds; I assure you that quantum entanglement, 'spooky communication at a distance,' as Einstein described Neil Bohr's prediction with concern has allowed the evolution of greater and more powerful telepathy and telepathic coordination and influence in we humans; which I already work with and study; But it's a very interesting scientific field others are starting to investigate.
Great explanation my friend!
Also we must understand at what frequency do birds see through thier eyes. The higher the frequency, the slower and more minute changes they are able to see therefore much faster reaction time. We see them change direction in 1 second, to them that may have happened in 2 seconds. But that wouldn't explain how birds who are in front of the change still see the change unless they have +180 degree vision.
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One of God's miracles
I’ve always wondered how they do that
I just witnessed this this morning through binoculars. About 50+ birds in the yard grazing. I guess they were done in that spot and all flew to the next spot. But as I watched they all flapped their wings at the same time, then soared at the same time, then flapped their wings again at the same time and then landed all together, at the same time.
Nature is truly beautiful.
That doesn't make sense. What if two birds chose to move at the same time? What about 3? Wouldn't that immediately collapse the cluster?
I think they all move randomly but at the same time imitate one another, so it's all random movement.