Exploring electrical interactions between comets and the Sun in the Electric Universe model
Could unpredictable surges in solar wind speed—from typical 600-800 km/s to extreme 857 km/s—indicate electrical perturbations caused by cometary charge interactions rather than thermal escape?
How might irregular coronal hole shapes—like vast butterfly-like expanses with jagged edges—reflect electrical reconfigurations triggered by external cometary electric fields?
What insights can we gain from SDO archives, ACE satellite measurements, and historical observations of comets like Hale-Bopp regarding solar-cometary electrical interactions?
High-resolution EUV images tracking coronal hole formations and evolutions
Real-time solar wind composition and velocity measurements at L1 point
Geomagnetic indices like Kp tracking space weather disturbances
SOHO mission data from past cometary encounters like Hale-Bopp (1997)