Sense

Did you know: Earth has a heartbeat. And it pulses every 16 seconds.

Sounds poetic, but it's real.  
Seismologists have discovered a constant, low-frequency vibration that echoes through our planet every 16 seconds — not caused by earthquakes, but by powerful ocean waves crashing against the seafloor.

These subtle pulses, called "microseisms," are like Earth’s own rhythm — steady, ancient, and almost imperceptible. A natural beat that reminds us how alive our planet really is.

Maybe the Earth is always speaking. We just need to listen.