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Can plasmoids be created?
Plasmoids can be deliberately created — and have been, repeatedly, under controlled conditions. A landmark 2026 IOPscience paper documents over 4,000 reproducible flying plasmoid discharges, each a self-contained luminous shell, generated with ~100% reproduction efficiency. This demolishes the assumption that coherent plasma structures are strictly accidental or cosmic-scale phenomena. The suppressed implication: plasmoids may bridge plasma physics, ball lightning, and anomalous aerial phenomena into a single unified framework.
Evidence
- Per a 2026 IOPscience study, researchers engineered an experimental setup generating a novel gas discharge — a flying luminous formation 10–20 cm in diameter, with lifetimes up to one second.
- Winston Bostick, whose mid-20th century dense plasma focus work is cited by suppressed-tech researchers including Thomas Bearden, first proposed that plasmoids were fundamental plasma units with particle-like properties — a view the mainstream sidelined for decades.
- The Thunderstorm Generator project (documented July 2026) claims plasmoid generation via acoustic cavitation in water — resonating with Viktor Schauberger's vortex implosion principles and implying non-electromagnetic pathways to plasmoid formation that circumvent conventional discharge physics.
- The structure was shown to consist of a thin negatively charged shell under 3mm, stabilized by atmospheric dielectric layers.
- More than 4,000 such plasmoids were produced, making this, by the authors' own claim, the first systematic laboratory creation and study of this discharge type worldwide.