Cecil Moore wrote:
Tom Donaly wrote:

There's no such thing as a clear-sky charged-particle problem, either
in the Arizona desert or anywhere else.


You are just showing your extreme ignorance, Tom. Many of
us have experienced exactly that problem. Jim Kelley reported
it just a couple of days ago caused by Santa Anna winds in CA.

Just because you have never experienced it is irrelevant.
To be consistent, you must also assert that Jesus never
existed because you never met him.

O.k., Cecil, prove it experimentally. Many of you
may have experienced a problem, but you don't have the
foggiest notion of what caused it.
Making up causes in your head won't make them real. Making
up names, such as "clear-sky charged-particle problem" won't
magically prove them. Arguing incessantly doesn't
bring them into existence either. The only thing that makes
any sense, now that you've made a theory up in your head, is
to prove it with a series of experiments that anyone can
do to prove, or disprove, the fantasy. If you can't do that,
only fools will believe you.
73,
Tom Donaly, KA6RUH