Unveiling the Mysteries of Plasma: The Fourth State of Matter

Embark on a journey to explore the enigmatic realm of plasma, the fourth state of matter, where electrons and neutrons become fully disassociated, allowing for a unique degree of freedom. Delve into the intricate dynamics of plasma, where bonds are completely broken, leading to the formation of ions. Discover how plasma, being electrically charged, responds to magnetic fields and exhibits a remarkable tendency to self-organize under specific conditions. Join the exploration of plasma's spontaneous formation into toroidal shapes when stimulated by the right frequency.

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[REAL]

Everything in Creation Has Torus Fields..💯🙏🏽

[corkygoss]

It's good to hear RC reviewing what he's learned about this. I noted he gave a shout out to Bob Greenyer as well on a recent podcast. All we need is LOVE! Peace Cheers Onward.

[joecampbell]

I dont understand what he is talking about, but somehow I know this information is both correct and important. I will be listening to everything this guy has to say from now on.

[netx]

Neutrons have no magnetic moment like Protons and Electrons

[michaeleversole]

And now you’ve worked out the gravity engine now you just have to control the toroidal field .

Don't people hold out hope that plasma could contain fusion energy? Or am I wrong?

[netx]

He said it over and over. Proton not Neutron

[SoundsOfTheWildYT]

Why is he saying neutrons when he means nuclei? Electrons and isolated neutrons are already entirely disassociated, since neutrons are (surprise!) neutral

[sam.merritt]

He's sort of correct but he keeps talking about neutrons when he means nucleus