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sighting. Several reports of strange sounds in connection with meteors, auroras, earthquakes and even nuclear bomb tests are enough when it comes to evidence of the effect.

In Tunguska, they also reported a glowing sky before the event. This is due to the planets and all comets having plasma sheaths that isolate them electrically from the solar planets. When two plasma shields meet or touch, the two bodies, "see," or recognize each other electrically for the first time. Because comets have plasma sheaths that are millions of kilometers in diameter, their electrical effect could be felt days in advance. In such a case, the electrical effect on the Earth might take the form of unusual sights in the sky.

There were also reports of strange weather in the days before the impact event. This was due to the fact that in an electric solar system, electric currents flowing between the solar plasma and the planets are what drives the Earth's weather patterns, and the most violet winds happen on planets most distant from the Sun. This is true because that's where solar heating is negligible. Neptune is ice cold and the gas giant is farthest from the Earth, so Neptune has very strong wind. An electrical disturbance might be evident in the form of unusual weather days before an impact event.

Reports of strange seismic activity before the impact event in Tunguska might be due to the fact that new scientific evidence links earthquakes to the occurrence of, "underground lightning." With a minor electrical disturbance of Earth due to the intrusion of a charged body could trigger things like earthquakes in the same way that electrical sunspot activity influences them.

There were also reports of geomagnetic effects before the Tunguska event, and the explanation might be found in the research done by Professor Weber of Kiel University when he observed unusual regular periodic deviations of a compass needle. This effect was repeated each evening from June 27 through June 30, 1908, which is the day of the Tunguska event. The recordings appeared like geomagnetic storms, normally associated with solar electrical activity. The approaching comet was most likely the source of the electrical disturbance and the duration of the storms indicates that comets are a source of electrons. They are highly negatively charged with respect to the solar system, and their influence can be greater than gravity. A comet's electrical disturbance can cause pressure pulses in the atmosphere before the comet

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