[taneq]

> Um... don't you mean "charge" instead of "current"?

"Current" is moving charged particles (usually electrons). In the moment that they're being shed, the electrons charging the satellite become a current.

[jessriedel]

No. Current is a rate of charge per time. It's like saying you're dumping a bucket of flow rather than a bucket of water.

[taneq]

Which... is what I said?

[Florin_Andrei]

exactly