RELATIONSHIP OF THE GEOMAGNETIC DISTURBANCE TO THE STATE OF THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM AT HIGH LATITUDES ON THE GROWTH PHASE OF THE 11-YEAR SOLAR ACTIVITY CYCLE

Aim. To determine the dependence of the cardiovascular system's changes on specific physical parameters of space weather. Materials and methods. The research covered 47 volunteers of different age, gender, and health conditions. The research was conducted at two observing stations: in the city of Yakutsk and the settlement of Tiksi in the Far North. For two months in March and April of 2011, on weekdays, we did ECG of the volunteers with Phasagraph system. Results. It was revealed that the test people organisms react with changes in the T-wave symmetry on each change in the geomagnetic storminess. Conclusion. The existence of coincident peaks of ECG data changes with geomagnetic parameters at the two observing stations proves the impact of the changes in geomagnetic storminess on the human cardiovascular system. The contrasting of the research results to the 2009 experiment results assumes that the different reactions of the human cardiovascular system may be related to the different phases of the 11year Solar cycle.