[neverdem]

There's a short video at the source.

[gaijin]

I heard they’re trying to weaponize this now, actually.

[C210N]

This lab creation of ball lightning is very suspicious... I’m not sure I believe it.

Until they mention some connection to glowbull warming, I’ll have to remain skeptical.

Without mention of climate change, they would not have gotten grant money, and without grant money, they would not be able to support and have funded all this research.

[Mastador1]

Ball lightning, sounds painful...... sorry.

[beethovenfan]

Great balls o’ fire!!

[Husker24]

I can do that in a microwave, put a lit match in a microwave and see what happens.

[Honorary Serb]

Nikola Tesla may have done it!!

[Chances Are]

I saw this phenomenon when I was a kid. Really fascinating, even at that young age.

Glad I had the chance to see it.

CA....

[neverdem]

Bacteria in mouth may trigger colorectal cancer

Insulin Pumps Better Than Injections for Kids With Type 1 Diabetes: Study

Endocannabinoids trigger inflammation that leads to diabetes

Drug-resistant superbug is spotted in Nebraska

FReepmail me if you want on or off my health and science ping list.

[bigbob]

Not sure I’d want to be in the lab with it

[mrsmith]

Cool!

Shoot heavy water plasma ball into converging mag field for fusion.
...Give me a bazillion dollar grant please Uncle Sugar.

[Wow! My copy of “Project Sherwood” is 55 years old!]

[The Cajun]

....including reports of seeing it pass through windows and existing inside airplanes.

That has always been the fascinating part to me, that the plasma can maintain its' integrity passing through glass like there was nothing there.
That kind of poses a bunch of problems if it is just a plasma.