No, I'm not at all arguing against electromagnetic radiation - my argument is against simple magnetic fields or gravitational fields from other planets and or stars. Also, there's nothing to indicate that EMF radiation from extraterrestrial sources can cause any type of "resonating" in our atmosphere. In fact, that term doesn't make any sense at all. Even the solar wind which causes the nice Aurora Borealis's display is simply acting in conjunction with the Earth's magnetic field and isn't generating any kind of 'resonating' effects. Actually, I rather think that people use that term without any real understanding of what it means.
And I don't just dismiss things out-of-hand except when there's no demonstrable basis for their claims - like astrology. It belongs in the same compartment with reading tea-leaves, the bumps on your head, communicating with the dead, and all the other wishful-thinking fairy tale stuff. One key to their scam is that astrologers hedge everything they say in very general terms, so certainly some of it is going to appear to come true. And that's what people tend to remember - and they completely forget it's failures. Why? Because they WANT to believe it's true.
