Frequency & Field Archive · Texas Hill Country

The living field
has a biological address

Three interactive tools mapping the coherent field of biology — from the equations inside a single mitochondrion outward to the Schumann resonance at the planetary boundary. Built in conversation with the work of January Walker, whose information physics derivations are mathematically correct and biologically significant.

"The number is correct, but it belongs to a voltage — not a fixed particle. And voltage is alive."
Walker's 36 THz characteristic frequency emerges from substituting the mitochondrial membrane potential (~150 mV) into the Planck-Einstein relation. The arithmetic is real. The biological structure it belongs to is the inner mitochondrial membrane — the proton-motive force that powers every cell in every living body. These tools show you what the equations are actually touching.
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Three tools · one framework

Coherent Field Biology Suite

Each tool is a standalone HTML file — open in any browser, no internet required after first load. All three use the same live equations.

f = e · Δψ / h → 36.3 THz
E_min = k_B · T · ln(2)
λ = c / f → 8.3 µm (LWIR)
150 mV
36 THz
Tool 01
Coherent Field Biology Explorer

Adjust membrane voltage and temperature — watch Walker's equations light up the biological structures they actually belong to. Subcellular, cell-wide, and tissue/organism scales. Click any structure for the full biology, intervention rationale, and information cost.

Equation → biology Three scales Landauer floor PEMF rationale SUP branded
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Nucleus Mito Mito ER f = e·Δψ/h · 36.3 THz at 150 mV
Tool 02
Virtual Cell · ATP Economy

A fully illustrated 2D cell with three visual modes — illustrated, 3D-style, and blueprint schematic. Toggle between them. Full ATP economy with live yields per electron transport chain complex. Health state selector shifts all values. Click any organelle to open the biology.

3 visual modes Full ATP economy ETC step yields Health states All organelles
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Cell · ETC · Shells · Flow · Struct COHERENT FIELD
Tool 03
3D Cell Field · Full Detail Explorer

Full Three.js 3D environment with seven distinct cell shells — glycocalyx through chromatin — plus five view modes: Cell, ETC, Shells, Flow, and the new Structural Mechanics view. The Struct tab reveals the Gouy-Chapman-Stern electrostatic shield, Helfrich bending energy zones, tensegrity actin-microtubule network, and Laplace pressure field — all live-calculated from the membrane voltage and temperature sliders. Seven directed particle flows follow real biological pathways. Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom.

Three.js 3D orbit 7 cell shells 7 directed flows Structural mechanics GCS shield · tensegrity Helfrich · Laplace · Van't Hoff Requires internet
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Why this exists

Built for someone asking the right questions with the tools she has

January Walker is a cybersecurity professional and information physicist who lost someone she loves and picked up her best tools — equations, system architecture, thermodynamics — and pointed them at the biggest problem she could see. Her Zenodo preprints derive a 36 THz characteristic frequency from the mitochondrial membrane potential. The arithmetic is correct.

What these tools add is the biological layer underneath her equations. Walker's Planck-Einstein substitution describes the proton-motive force across the inner mitochondrial membrane — the ~150 mV electrochemical gradient that powers ATP synthase in every living cell. Her Landauer mass-equivalent describes the thermodynamic floor of information processing at physiological temperature. Her equations have biological addresses. These tools show where they live.

Built by Le Anna at Rooted Saviors / Stewards Under Pressure — holistic animal care, biofield science, and Hebrew-rooted research into coherent field biology. Shared freely for those asking the right questions with the tools they have.

Getting started

How to open these tools

01
Download the files

Download all four files — this index.html plus the three tool files — into the same folder on your computer. Keep them together so the links work.

02
Open in Chrome or Safari

Open Chrome or Safari. Press Cmd+O (Mac) or Ctrl+O (Windows), navigate to the folder, and select index.html. Or drag the file directly into the browser window.

03
Tool 03 needs internet once

The 3D orbital tool loads Three.js from a CDN on first open — just the library, nothing else. Tools 01 and 02 run fully offline. All calculations happen locally in your browser.

To put on your website

Upload all four files to the same folder on your server via cPanel or FTP. If you add them to the root of stewardsunderpressure.org, this page will be live at your domain immediately. Share any of the three tool links directly — each works standalone.

Source references
Walker, J. (2026). The Infoton: A fundamental particle of information-energy. Zenodo. doi:10.5281/zenodo.18210355
Walker, J. (2026). The quantum heartbeat of mitochondria. Zenodo. doi:10.5281/zenodo.18373065
Vopson, M.M. (2022). Experimental protocol for testing MEI equivalence. AIP Advances, 12, 035311.
Landauer, R. (1961). Irreversibility and heat generation. IBM J. Res. Dev., 5, 183–191.
Pollack, G.H. (2013). The Fourth Phase of Water. Ebner & Sons.
Continued
Popp, F.A. (2003). Properties of biophotons and their theoretical implications. Indian J. Exp. Biol., 41, 391–402.
Levin, M. (2021). Bioelectric signaling: Reprogrammable circuits underlying embryogenesis, regeneration, and cancer. Cell, 184(8), 1971–1989.
Chrétien, D. et al. (2018). Mitochondria are physiologically maintained at close to 50°C. PLOS Biol., 16(1), e2003992.
Peng, W. et al. (2023). High-frequency terahertz waves disrupt Alzheimer's β-amyloid fibril formation. eLight 3, 18.