(Omal gives a long answer to a short question on the photon cloud and how it would react to the outer atmosphere of our planet. We get a bit of an astronomy lesson by learning how the magnetic field regulates the ionosphere.) 

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Omal: okay, Johnny?

John: ahh yes, you touched…..we touched on the photon belt, photon cloud…..

Omal: yes.

John: I don’t like to use the term belt since you corrected me on that okay? I’d like to touch on that subject again and with our planet passing through this photon cloud, is it going to react with the outer atmosphere? Especially I’m concerned with the outer atmosphere of the planet and the magnetic field and the reaction.

Omal: there will be an increase in aurora borealis and the aurora borea australis. These will be the only positive manifestations, an increase in interactivity with solar activity will make for some certainly spectacular Northern and Southern Lights but other manifestations? No not really.

John: is that in direct reaction with the ionosphere?

Omal: no it is more the magnetic field of the planet.

John: but isn’t the magnetic field and the ionosphere similar as far as their…..aren’t they directly related or am I mistaken?

Omal: the ionosphere is part of the chemical makeup of the planet. It is the outer atmosphere that holds a little bit of oxygen but not very much and other chemicals possibly ozone and so on. So the ionosphere is more part of the planet’s self-cleaning mechanism. It is maintained its shape by the magnetic field of your planet so the magnetic field does play a little, small part in the ionosphere but not much. It is just holding it in place.

John: okay, I’d like to know the relationship between our planet passing through the photon belt and the reaction with the ionosphere and the magnetic field and the whole correlation and how it interacts with us.

Omal: worded very well to get maximum effect out of one question……

(more laughter breaks out)

John: you’ve taught me very well Sir and…….

Omal: that was most certainly a scramble to ask one question but leave it wide open to have it answered very deeply. Basically in essence what is going to happen is that the ionosphere and the magnetic field will continue to react in the way that it has done in the past. However, the intereaction between the photon cloud and the sun will heat the ionosphere which will react with the magnetic field causing huge sparks, more commonly referred to as the Northern and Southern Lights. This will put on bursts of energy being displayed in a myriad of different colors that will be visible lower than is normally seen. There may be even instances or a instance of lucky individuals looking to the North and seeing the Northern Lights and then turning and looking to the South and seeing Northern Lights but these will be people in the mid-latitudes, nearer to the equator than the Tropic of Cancer and Capricorn. The chemical reaction with the heating of the ionosphere interacting with the magnetic field and the photon cloud will create these flashes of brief energy. My projections are that there will only be one major reaction and those lucky individuals will be in for a treat that will not be seen again for many thousands of years. The ions in the ionosphere are basically bumping and rubbing and creating the necessary chemical reactions for the clouds to generate the charge necessary for these flashes of energy. In return, you’ll be treated to as I said a spectacular show.