I can only interpret these new links as the following:
- Matsumoto had the SAFIRE reactor’s core idea already figured out 25 years ago.
- All Plasma arcs have some of these reactions as potential results.
- We have much yet to learn, but first than anything, come to terms that completely unacknowledged and unpredicted / unexpected reactions can happen in plasmas, therefore our current understanding is sorrily incomplete,
- Hi Bob, well, I googled the Matsumoto reference #77, which looks like a particularly useful one: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/829469/metrics#metrics
- but it is paywalled.
You mention how in a lightning strike, there's an evo travelling first and then it connects and discharges through.
I found a great video showing this event in slow motion. https://youtu.be/qQKhIK4pvYo?t=300
To me, it looks exactly like a mould looking for food, then finding it and strengthening the shortest path for maximal efficiency.
Here's an example of a mould in timelapse. https://youtu.be/GY_uMH8Xpy0?t=28
So amazing how those structures behave the same despite being in the opposite sides of the speed spectrum.
I can only interpret these new links as the following:
- Matsumoto had the SAFIRE reactor’s core idea already figured out 25 years ago.
- All Plasma arcs have some of these reactions as potential results.
- We have much yet to learn, but first than anything, come to terms that completely unacknowledged and unpredicted / unexpected reactions can happen in plasmas, therefore our current understanding is sorrily incomplete,
To put it mildly.
Bob, at 1:01:00 you talk about how that type of a surface formation is the sign of this technology.
What do you make of the pattern of holes on this megalithic stone in megalithic Sacsayhuaman? https://youtu.be/BrrQtmBDlUU?t=2541