NASA scientists have discovered an invisible electric field around the Earth

NASA scientists claim to have discovered an invisible electric field around the Earth. The ambipolar electric field around the Earth is keeping a layer of our atmosphere in space. And so they consider this electric field as important as gravity.

photo:NASA
An ambipolar electric field holds
a layer of the atmosphere in space.

For the first time, scientists have discovered a subtle and almost undetectable electric field around the Earth. This new energy field is called an ambipolar electric field. Due to this field, they believe that the mysterious wind causes various supersonic particles to constantly escape from the Earth's poles. Scientists are claiming that if we know the detailed explanation of the new field, we can know how life has developed on Earth.

Since the sixties of the last century, various spacecraft began to orbit the earth. Then various space agencies noticed a strange phenomenon centered on the Earth's poles. En route, the spaceship encounters sudden collisions with electrically charged supersonic particles emitted from the atmosphere. For decades, scientists have known about the current of particles from the poles to the atmosphere, but new technology has discovered the ambipolar electric field responsible for it.

According to scientists, various particles are being charged up to 150 miles above the atmosphere due to electrical charges. At that altitude the atoms in our atmosphere begin to disintegrate into negatively charged electrons and positively charged ions. Since these ions are 1,836 times heavier than electrons, they are pulled towards the Earth by the force of gravity.

Again, because they have opposite charges, the electrons and ions are held together by an electric field, which pulls them both together. This energy is called ambipolar. However, no specific information is yet known about the effect of the ambipolar electric field with the development of the Earth.

Source: Daily Mail