Jrrarglblarg
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Not so fast!
I've given answers to your questions if you can't understand them, that's tough![]()
Perhaps you are using a different meaning of the word "answer" than I'm used to. Random youchump links fall far outside my expectation of a list or narrative describing specific and unique features of electrical activity.
How about you trying to answer the questions posted above and again here ... in case you get confused![]()
The cortex of space crap coating the comet is thinner (and probably absent in areas) where the two lobes meet. You like making stuff up, so here goes.
Once upon a time there were two comets. They met, fell into gravitational attraction with one another and combined as one to travel the vast cold wastes of deep space together, no longer lonely, joined in a sacred bond of gravitational compression and atomic cross linking of ice crystals. Together they fell back toward the sun from the cold dark. Is this now their first trip to the sun together, or have they made this conjoined journey before? We don't know yet, but the area where they are joined has been protected lo these many years from accretion of space crap. And those areas where the cortex of space crap is thinner - from less years of accretion - are less insulated from sunshine.
And meanwhile, one of the unique characteristics of electrical activity is missing - the fact that electrons like to jump off sharp point much more than leaping up from the bottom of a valley or bowl.
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