World-wide sudden commencements which appear during the night hours at College, Alaska, are found to occur most frequently during the onset, or decreasing H stage, of negative bays. As this stage of magnetic disturbance accompanies a distinct change from homogeneous to rayed aurora, it is suggested that s.s.c.'s have an atmospheric source which is related to sudden changes in auroral activity.
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J. P. Heppner (1955) studied this question.
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