Plasma

It's referencing defense systems for American fighter planes.

Plasma-based decoy tech would use high-intensity lasers to generate a plasma filament in the sky.

This would create an infrared signature to deviate the enemy missile off course.

According to popular mechanics, the laser-induced plasma filaments can also be used, now this is the important part, to create 2D or 3D images in the air.

Oh, and by the way, your scientists, we want them to be plasma scientists.

Why would you call Nazi plasma scientists over to New Mexico to investigate an alien object? That does not make sense.

Plasma has recently received a lot of ufological attention.

There are university reports about it.

I think that's a great point.

We have a magnetized Plasma atmosphere.

So we have alphanic turbulence.

We have a lot of bulk motions that are actually probably you know mixed with the actual hydrodynamic turbulence and So we have different types of motion that needs to be decomposed.

And welcome back, George Norrie, along with Rebecca Hardcastle.

Rebecca, let's talk about the Plasma Science Study Group.

Who's involved in what you're studying?

Well, it's interesting, George.

That was, he's UK, he's written many books.

But his book was probably the most groundbreaking way for us to get into what plasma science is.

So what is plasma? Plasma is basically an electrified, light-producing state of matter.

So you have to think about electrons.

yeah thank you i'm really excited about this it's such an important part of the work that we do in in body work and now as you know we're also doing the acupressure as we have collaborated with tall grass animal acupressure which brings in more of that energetic piece so thank you

absolutely i'm going to let you before we get into this presentation which is going to be great because i want i want to let you talk a little bit just to give to people a little context for how you arrived at this work you do have this background immense background in hands-on animal body work both equine and dogs and cats and what have you but your work has evolved into these exploring these things like energy fields and plasma so we're going to get into that so While I grab my charger, because my computer's about to die, just let us know what happened along the way that led you from traditional body work into this much bigger way of looking at the animal.

And I will be right back.

Thank you.

It's going to be wonderful.

Yeah, so I put this together.

I've been talking about energy fields and free electrons for a while, and now I'm starting to tap into this whole idea of plasma, which we'll talk about what it is and some people's concepts of it.

There's a physics concept, but then how to take it even deeper into this world where we are living.