Speaking on the subject of natural background static in many natural (and sometimes manmade) systems :
In many electronic circuits you have a static background hiss that sometimes prevents even the most well desgined audio equipment from being immune to the problem. This is caused by turbulence and eddy currents in the flow of electrons through various electronic components.
Could this rationalize the preposterous idea that a solid – state electronic stereo amplifier blew – up and exploded itself into existence ?
