For the benefit of those readers unfamiliar with the elements that make up my deep space telemetry signals denial (DSTSD) I will re-elaborate this idea in the simplest terms possible-
My claim is that no radio or telemetry signals can cross the fields of intense ionizing radiation that make up the magnetosphere enveloping our planet and protecting it from the vilest of the cosmic radiations especially those arising from our close proximity to a big active star.
My theory starts in a comparison with a vintage technology known as the electronic vacuum tube amplifier. In the simplest of terms a vacuum tube of the variety used in antique tvs and radios and electronic testing equipment.
At its most basic form the vacuum tube has what are known as a cathode, an anode (basic diode arrangement), and a control grid (amplification arrangement).
These electrodes are enclosed in a glass tube with solid base anchoring the electrodes and providing an airtight link with the outside circuitry and supply voltage.
The air in the glass tube has been evacuated and a partial vacuum created.
The cathode is an electrode usually located in the middle of the tube and is electrically insulated from the other electrodes within the glass tube.
The control grid surrounds the cathode and the anode surrounds them both. They are electrically insulated by a partial vacuum.
The operation in the simplest terms looks like this:
-an electrical potential is fed to the cathode. The cathode has a heating element inside its sleeve and the cathode is coated with a substance favoring electron populations.
When an opposite electrical potential is applied to the anode the electrons boiling off the cathode are drawn by electromotive/electrostatic force through the vacuum to the awaiting anode and the current starts flowing.
When an electrical potential is applied to the control grid, depending on its polarity will either stop or limit the flow of electrons (the amplification idea).
So, the control grid, depending on the polarity of its electrical potential can allow electrons to pass or stop them completely cutting off cathode-to-anode trans-vacuum current. The electrons travelling within a vacuum are extremely susceptible to these influences.
Now, again in the simplest terms, we transpose this basic principal of electronics to the theory that no radio signals can pass the earth's ionizing fields of intense radiation.
The radio signal leaving the earth based transmitter is much like the electron leaving the cathode.
Deep space telemetry can be seen as the electron's voyage through the vacuum tube of space (a far more effective vacuum).
The earth's magnetosphere can be viewed as the control grid tearing apart any radio signal leaving earth.
