In recent years, the journal "Beekeeping" has published numerous articles on biolocation and…

In recent years, the journal "Beekeeping" has published numerous articles on biolocation and terrestrial radiation, attempting to address questions such as bee preferences for certain areas, hive placement, and site selection. However, the answers have been inconsistent. This may stem from A.P. Dubrov's 1992 publication, which is a comprehensive work on the subject, asserting that terrestrial radiation negatively impacts humanity. Interestingly, about 30% of people actually prefer negative radiation zones. To clarify these contradictions, I propose to demonstrate the effects on individuals with varying sensitivities using pendulums to compare their oscillations over the same location.