Electromagnetic Resonance at 144 Hz: Experimental Protocol for Testing Temporal Field Modulation via the Continuous Temporal Funnel Framework

The Continuous Temporal Funnel (CTF) theory proposes that proper time, τ, varies according to a dynamic temporal scaling factor λ(x,t), modifying the flow of time locally without altering the constancy of the speed of light, c. This paper presents: (1) a mathematical framework for λ(x,t) incorporating coupling constants derived from recent peer-reviewed studies (Hall & Charlebois, 2024; Assouline & Capua, 2025); (2) a derivation showing 144 Hz as the 18th harmonic of Earth's fundamental Schumann resonance, representing a natural resonance frequency for temporal field coupling; (3) experimental protocols for testing weight reduction via electromagnetic oscillation at 144 Hz, replicating Edward Leedskalnin's Coral Castle methodology; (4) historical validation through analysis of ancient structures encoding 144 in their measurements and the mathematical solution to Leedskalnin's "Code 144" number sequence (7129 6105195); and (5) testable predictions with clear falsification criteria. If validated, this framework unifies numerous unexplained phenomena across physics, biology, archaeology, and consciousness studies under a single coherent mechanism: variable proper time flow.