The Climate Is Made by the Earth: The Magnetic Framework of the Atmosphere

Developed within the framework of the interdisciplinary project ‘The Reconceptualization Epoch’, this paper presents a fundamentally new electrodynamic model of planetary meteorology, asserting the primacy of internal (endogenous) factors in the formation of the climate. The author deconstructs the layered structure of the Earth’s atmosphere, considering the thermal pauses (the tropopause, stratopause, mesopause) not as abstract boundaries of gradients, but as dynamic ‘magnetic walls’ and shielding current films, generated by the operation of the Earth as a hollow asynchronous AC machine. For the first time, the article reveals the mirror symmetry of the atmospheric processes. On the basis of an analysis of the polar extremes, the author introduces the concepts of ‘pure’ and ‘impure’ magnetic walls, explaining the thermal balance of the planet, the bends of the tropopause and the nature of the atmospheric circulation cells. The model reinterprets the phenomenon of ‘global warming’, showing that the current climatic anomalies and hydrothermal shifts in the Atlantic and the Arctic are harbingers of an imminent geomagnetic inversion, governed predominantly by the internal currents of the geoid.