Do photons entering your body from deep space have any effect on your nervous system or chi/prana meridians ?

Answer 1

Why wouldn't they? The significance would vary from person to person, depending on their sensitivities.

Where Do the Photons Go?
When photons come out of a galaxy, where do they go? Do these photons get old? Do they change in any way?
Our galaxy is just one of many galaxies. Galaxies clump together in clusters and even "super-sized" clusters. All of the photons that escape from a galaxy enter into what is known as the "intergalactic medium" - just the space between galaxies. (Note: this space is not empty, but is filled with electromagnetic radiation, dark matter, and dark energy, for example.)

These photons travel through the universe until they encounter something to interact with.... for example, our eyes or our telescopes. They do not "age". If we are moving toward or away from the source (i.e., some other galaxy), then we will observe that photon at a slightly higher or lower frequency than it was emitted at. This is called the Doppler shift. We use this effect, in fact, to tell when sources are moving away from us or toward us!

Dr. Louis Barbier
(August 2003)

Answer 2

Eris, the main important dwarf planet frequent, replaced into chanced on in an ongoing survey at Palomar Observatory's Samuel Oschin telescope via astronomers Mike Brown (Caltech), Chad Trujillo (Gemini Observatory), and David Rabinowitz (Yale college). We formally reported the call on 6 September 2006, and it replaced into ordinary and introduced on 13 September 2006.

Answer 3

They pass through the body so fast there is Little or no damage done.. they have been doing this since your birth and there is no residual effect you are aware of.. why the worry about something you have no control of?

Answer 4

My merdians are fine, thank you; that is what we have an atmosphere for...

Answer 5

No. No effect.