In my high school and college days I was quite the sprinter! They were small schools so it was easy to excel. One of my college professors said I was like a bumblebee--they aren't supposed to be able to fly. I was a little on the "chunky" side, so it was kind of amazing that I could run like the wind (for short distances)! I've always had a soft spot for these amazing flying insects!
When scientists first examined bumblebees, they didn't understand how are bees able to fly with such a huge body to wings ratio. According to the physics it's impossible for a bumblebee to fly with such tiny wings.
However what they didn't understand at first that bumblebees don't actually fly, they levitate.
Inside a bumblebee there is a hollow cavity next to the larynx. When bees move their wings, the cavity start resonating the same resonance as the Earth's magnetic field at 7.83Hz.
The bee then becomes a free-agent inside a magnetic field, making the bumblebee able to levitate.
Credit to Telegram post @awakenedspecies
However what they didn't understand at first that bumblebees don't actually fly, they levitate.
Inside a bumblebee there is a hollow cavity next to the larynx. When bees move their wings, the cavity start resonating the same resonance as the Earth's magnetic field at 7.83Hz.
The bee then becomes a free-agent inside a magnetic field, making the bumblebee able to levitate.
Credit to Telegram post @awakenedspecies
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