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The negative charge of the Earth
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[QUOTE="d4rr3n, post: 5467974, member: 496983"] The Earth has a net negative charge whilst the Ionosphere has a net positive charge, this has been known for well over a hundred years now. My question is about the negative charge of the Earth, are the free electrons on the Earth's surface stationary? are they whizzing around in the Earth in all different directions like particles in brownian motion? or is the negative charge of the Earth steadily rising and falling in charge density in rhythm with the Earths schumann frequency? [/QUOTE]
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