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[Speaker to Animals]

Another disbeliever in electromagnetism. LOL.

[StCapps]

No, retard. YOU are the one all over the place. You disputed either the fact that electromagnetism applied to a conductor generates current or the fact that a large surge of gamma radiation in the atmosphere generates a huge magnetic effect.

No retard, that never happened. You're delusional.

Now you are debating me about how many Americans will perish if our food production for one year was interrupted and nobody was around to provide us with more food. That's a completely different kind of analysis.

That is the kind of analysis that we were discussing before you came in here with your autistic screeching, and derailed everything. If you thought we were talking about something else, that is all in your head.

[Speaker to Animals]

No, retard. YOU are the one all over the place. You disputed either the fact that electromagnetism applied to a conductor generates current or the fact that a large surge of gamma radiation in the atmosphere generates a huge magnetic effect.

No retard, that never happened. You're delusional.

Now you are debating me about how many Americans will perish if our food production for one year was interrupted and nobody was around to provide us with more food. That's a completely different kind of analysis.

That is the kind of analysis that we were discussing before you came in here with your autistic screeching, and derailed everything. If you thought we were talking about something else, that is all in your head.

Anybody can go back and read that you have been disputing that this is even possible. Don't try to be dishonest now. Go for the gold!

Which do you dispute: (1) that a moving magnetic field applied to a conductor will generate a current or (2) that a gamma ray burst in the atmosphere will generate a magnetic pulse when the gamma rays interact with molecules in the air?

[StCapps]

Which do you dispute: (1) that a moving magnetic field applied to a conductor will generate a current or (2) that a gamma ray burst in the atmosphere will generate a magnetic pulse when the gamma rays interact with molecules in the air?

Neither. Derp.

Wtf is wrong you?
Are you hallucinating?
What could possibly make you think I was arguing anything of the sort?

Yet you keep calling me a retard..... maybe look in the mirror every once in a while. Sad.

[Speaker to Animals]

Which do you dispute: (1) that a moving magnetic field applied to a conductor will generate a current or (2) that a gamma ray burst in the atmosphere will generate a magnetic pulse when the gamma rays interact with molecules in the air?

Neither. Derp.

Wtf is wrong you? What could possibly make you think I was arguing anything of the sort?
Yet you keep calling me a retard..... maybe look in the mirror every once in a while?

Okay. Hold up.

You do NOT dispute that magnetism can be converted into current in a conductor and you do NOT dispute that gamma radiation burst in the atmosphere will create an expanding sphere of electromagnetism as the gamma rays bounce electrons off the the molecules in the air?

What the fuck do you think happens when somebody detonates a shaped fusion bomb in the upper atmosphere designed to maximize gamma radiation bursts?

I am calling you a retard because instead of just admitting you had no idea what you were prattling about, you are trying to back peddle and pretend like you never said all that stupid shit that's right there for anybody to read who clicks previous pages in this thread.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Which do you dispute: (1) that a moving magnetic field applied to a conductor will generate a current or (2) that a gamma ray burst in the atmosphere will generate a magnetic pulse when the gamma rays interact with molecules in the air?

Neither. Derp.

Wtf is wrong you? What could possibly make you think I was arguing anything of the sort?
Yet you keep calling me a retard..... maybe look in the mirror every once in a while?

Okay. Hold up.

You do NOT dispute that magnetism can be converted into current in a conductor and you do NOT dispute that gamma radiation burst in the atmosphere will create an expanding sphere of electromagnetism as the gamma rays bounce electrons off the the molecules in the air?

What the fuck do you think happens when somebody detonates a shaped fusion bomb in the upper atmosphere designed to maximize gamma radiation bursts?

Power plants across the nation spring into action, giving us an energy surplus for decades?

[Speaker to Animals]

I am arguing with people who disbelieve in electromagnetism here. This is my life now.

[StCapps]

What the fuck do you think happens when somebody detonates a shaped fusion bomb in the upper atmosphere designed to maximize gamma radiation bursts?

EMP. We are talking about how much damage it will cause when it happens, no one is disputing if it's even a thing. Try to keep up, derpzilla.

You're being more obtuse than even drtrech used to stoop, this is next level obtuseness, right here.

[Speaker to Animals]

Compared to today’s information superhighway, the telegraph system in 1859 may have been a mere dirt road, but the “Victorian Internet” was also a critical means of transmitting news, sending private messages and engaging in commerce. Telegraph operators in the United States had observed local interruptions due to thunderstorms and northern lights before, but they never experienced a global disturbance like the one-two punch they received in the waning days of summer in 1859.

Many telegraph lines across North America were rendered inoperable on the night of August 28 as the first of two successive solar storms struck. E.W. Culgan, a telegraph manager in Pittsburgh, reported that the resulting currents flowing through the wires were so powerful that platinum contacts were in danger of melting and “streams of fire” were pouring forth from the circuits. In Washington, D.C., telegraph operator Frederick W. Royce was severely shocked as his forehead grazed a ground wire. According to a witness, an arc of fire jumped from Royce’s head to the telegraphic equipment. Some telegraph stations that used chemicals to mark sheets reported that powerful surges caused telegraph paper to combust.

On the morning of September 2, the magnetic mayhem resulting from the second storm created even more chaos for telegraph operators. When American Telegraph Company employees arrived at their Boston office at 8 a.m., they discovered it was impossible to transmit or receive dispatches. The atmosphere was so charged, however, that operators made an incredible discovery: They could unplug their batteries and still transmit messages to Portland, Maine, at 30- to 90-second intervals using only the auroral current. Messages still couldn’t be sent as seamlessly as under normal conditions, but it was a useful workaround. By 10 a.m. the magnetic disturbance abated enough that stations reconnected their batteries, but transmissions were still affected for the rest of the morning.

http://www.history.com/news/a-perfect-s ... gton-event


They didn't even have electronics to fry and it still shutdown the entire telegraph system.

[SuburbanFarmer]