Registration of Electrical Current in Physical Vacuum

We assume, that vacuum currents flow in conducting thready structures of the physical vacuum (in "fluxes"), isolated from anyone bodies, through which they pass. For measurement of a current density in any environments on its magnetic influence we developed and tested a fammeter - flux ammeter. Density of a vacuum current not sensitive to shielding about 1 mA/m² is registered. On a precise minimum of density of a vertical component of vacuum current in a series of consecutive measurements fammeter fixes sunrise to within one minute. The average positive current (directed to the centre of the Earth) usually grows by evening and is minimal at the night, and the negative current is minimal in the afternoon. Vacuum current is not sensitive to shielding but current density minimum fixes sunrise. The vacuum current is very unstable. The new source of the geophysical information may be useful to prediction earthquakes and others catastrophes