Earth's Electrical System: Oceans, Ionosphere and Auroras
Our Harmonic Earth Explained.
Episode 11: The
Electrical Earth.
Now, we must understand that the Earth is not
a dead rock hurling through
space at unimaginable speeds.
Instead, it is a living, breathing electrical
machine and the
single source of a
self-perpetuating power generator.
The sun pumps one point eight
billion amps of current into
the ionosphere, the upper layer of our atmosphere.
This creates a voltage of two hundred
and forty thousand to five hundred
thousand volts between the ionosphere and the ground.
The atmosphere
acts as a giant capacitor
storing this electrical
energy. But the real
power comes from the oceans.
As tides move seawater through
Earth's magnetic field,
they generate
electricity just as a wire moving
through a magnetic field generates
current. Every kilometer of
coastline produces
about twenty-five thousand
amps. Multiply it by the one point one six
million kilometers of
global coastline,
and you get a theoretical maximum of
twenty-nine
billion amps. The reason the twenty-nine billion amps
from the
ocean doesn't create a trillion
volt atmosphere is because the ocean is
grounded to the lithosphere, the crust of the earth.
Unlike the clouds which lift
charge high into the sky to
create a
potential difference, the ocean currents
are already at the bottom of the circuit.
They are moving the ground rather
than charging the top plate of the capacitor.
During a severe geomagnetic storm, the
power being dumped into the
polar ionosphere can
exceed one thousand gigawatts.
This electricity flows
through the ground itself
following natural conductors,
mineral veins, aquifers, fault lines.
Ancient peoples
knew these as ley lines,
and they built their
sacred sites at the intersections
where the current is strongest.
These intersections are spaced
about seventy-two harmonic
length units
apart, another harmonic of the seventy-two year
cycle.
The current returns
to the sun through
the auroras, those
beautiful light shows at the poles.
The magnetic field focuses the
current at the north from the south,
creating the stunning curtains of
light we call the
northern and southern
lights, a dance
of energies. The dance changes color based
on which wire in the atmosphere the current is hitting.
Green is current hitting
oxygen at lower altitudes.
Red is the current
hitting oxygen at very high altitudes.
Blue and purple, current hitting nitrogen.
This is not mysticism.
This is measurable, verifiable
electrical engineering on a planetary scale.
The Earth is a
machine, and we
are part of its harmonic circuit.
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