Help with theory about magnetic flux loops and tornados

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The discussion centers on the interaction between tornadoes, lightning, and magnetic flux loops in relation to Earth's magnetic properties. The original poster expresses a lack of electrical knowledge and seeks expert opinions on the feasibility of their ideas. Participants in the thread provide insights into the scientific principles of magnetic fields and atmospheric phenomena. The conversation highlights the complexities of understanding these interactions and the need for further research. Overall, the thread emphasizes the intriguing connection between meteorological events and electromagnetic theory.
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hi i have some crazy ideas about tornadoes,lightning and storms emitting magnetic flux loops interacting with the Earth's own magnetic properties and do not have enough electrical schooling to know if it is even a possibility. i was hoping i could get a more learned opinion. the thread is under the Earth section
https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=725369

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