Reality Check
Penultimate Amazing
No - unless you specify what the parameters of the electric discharges are and how they produce the "radio spectrum like white noise with crackles and pops".If there where electric discharges that were not powerful enough to emit x rays then they should still be observable in the radio spectrum like white noise with crackles and pops and if they got powerful enough radiate into the x ray end of the spectrum.
Perhaps you can cite the EC paper that does this?
We have explained electrostatic noise and whistlers without unspecified electrical discharges.Have we observed and electrostatic noise? Whistlers? any electric discharge of any duration?
I am unaware of any evidence for any "electric discharge of any duration" on or around comets.
Please cite the paper or textbook stating this.