The Creation of Life How is life created on our planet? The process of creating life on Earth is done by the interaction of the sun’s plasma field with that of the earth. This interaction is determined by the position of the earth versus that of the sun. But the plasma of the earth is…
Principal, Transition and Matter We have already learned that Plasma is organized as a spiral whose strongest field point is in the centre. The further we go towards the periphery, the weaker the force becomes. The strongest point is called Principal or Principal Field (red arrows). The Principal is so strong that it does not…
How to create an Oasis? An Oasis in the sense of Plasma Science is a Magrav device that creates a protected area, for example your house. The protection includes safety against natural disasters but also feeding, taking care of your health, warmth, energy- all that we need to be physically well. In a private conversation…
Plasma positioning Round magnets are very suitable for observing the behaviour of plasma. When 3 magnets are placed on a flat surface, each of them will find its blanced position in relation to the other 2 (left part of the image). If you approach another magnet into this constellation, the 3 others will naturally adjust…
Checking plasma fields Plasma fields are invisible; how can they be verified? Water and ice can be used to make plasma fields and rays visible. These experiences are as simple as anyone can reproduce them at home. Make a clear plastic pipe ring, fill it with LP-CO2 Place it on a plastic wrap (saran wrap)…
Gravitation Wikipedia explains gravitation this way: Gravitation, one of the four fundamental forces that govern the Universe, is the physical interaction responsible for attracting material bodies together. It is manifested in particular by the earth’s attraction that keeps us on the ground, gravity, which is responsible for several natural manifestations. Tides, the orbit of the…
Plasma and Matter 2 The Creation of Plasma How is a plasma created? An individual plasma is formed by two magnetic rays from other plasmas, which interact together to form a new plasma. We do not see these rays with the naked eye; we only see them when they slow down enough to collapse from…