Donald E. Scott: Examining Electric Plasma Discharge | Thunderbolts ThunderboltsProject A primer of laboratory results to educate and reinforce how the experimental data accumulated over the years validates the Electric Sun Model. A plasma is a cloud of [positive] ions and [negative] –electrons usually, but not always, equal in number. First the basics about electricity and plasma are defined: electric field, magnetic field , ionization , recombination—then electrical properties of a plasma discharge such as Dark Mode, Glow Mode, Filamentation, and Arc Mode are illustrated in detail. Author and electrical engineer Donald E. Scott, PhD, presents an in-depth analysis of the intricacies of an electric plasma discharge in the lab. Corrections Notice 05:07 - MAGNETIC FIELD diagram lower right figure should read “LIKE POLES REPEL“ 20:34 - CURRENT diagram (Abnormal glow) should be spoken as “So from point G on...“ The Interconnected Cosmos“ — the latest book by Donald E. Scott
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