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Not normally they don't, but when the Earths magnetic field is failing and becoming unstable, the ionosphere can actually come in contact with the EARTHS SURFACE. You are quite ignorant and relying strictly in conventional 'wisdom', which no longer applies because things are changing radically with the Earth and the solar system. My best guess based on tier behavior is that their brain function was disrupted by a high flux density of charged particles.
Quoting: Anonymous Astrophysicist 12083302 Which shows how deluded dumb and cracked you are Try watching this: [ link to iswa.gsfc.nasa.gov:8080] or the ring current on this set of simulations: [ link to ccmc.gsfc.nasa.gov] I have seen the magnetopause come so close to the earth it seemed like it was goind to touch it, twice in the past few weeks during the extreme activity. When that happens, what do you think is going to be the result of that occurance? Not a normal everyday event, but does happen. A.A did actually explain this a couple of weeks ago, in language even the shit for brains could understand... guess they didn't do their homework.  Did he explain why the Wind Speed chart on the Model was screwed up? Someone that I believe works with the model explained to me that the ACE satellite has problems with the real time data during extreme events causing dropouts and lost data. You can clearly see on my video at time 1:20 that the wind speed chart is FUBAR. This was noted at those 'event' times. I wouldn't trust that model one bit as long as the charts are FUBAR. Look for the posts by jacklee1961: [ link to www.youtube.com]
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