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Ball Lightning
great hopes and fears
Ball Lightning
great hopes and fears The phenomenon of ball lightning still remains one of the most mysterious mysteries in the field of plasma and electromagnetism science. Despite the enormous progress of our contemporary in the microworld and the structure of elementary particles, atomic nuclei, the origin, evolution and structure of the universe - the natural phenomenon of ball lightning, which literally appears before our eyes in a storm or in an electrical appliance in our houses, still it confuses us.
But why did this interesting phenomenon not attract the serious attention of physicists?
But why did this interesting phenomenon not attract the serious attention of physicists?
First, because no one expected to realize any great benefit to mankind from an understanding of the nature of ball lightning. The common belief is that the energy of ball lightning is negligible and comes from an external source.
Second, to reproduce the natural phenomenon under sufficiently controlled conditions requires a clear understanding of exactly what the natural phenomenon is.
So far, modern scientists are not clear about the nature of ball lightning. Observations, not experiments, remain the only source of information, and these observations are based on statistical analyzes of reported ball lightning tracks from members of the general public. To reveal the nature of ball lightning requires active experimentation and new ideas. Here are some excerpts from a report presented at the First International Ball Lightning Symposium at WASEDA University in Tokyo (1989):
Ball lightning "is a phenomenon of a qualitatively new nature, similar to the radioactivity discovered at the end of the last century, which may prove to be a new precise source of energy in the future."
The most common view is that ball lightning is "a new and unknown form of stable plasma or ionized gas."
If a scientific study of the phenomenon is done, the participants hope that "the results may turn out to be quite surprising and may lead to an unexpected twist in future energy production."
Such a field of inquiry may be "new, unprecedented, fantastic."
Content:
Introduction
Tunguska meteorite
The polar dawns - natural quantum accelerators of free energy
What is ball lightning?
The history of ball lightning research
Ball lightning – a source of free quantum energy
Ball lightning – A theoretical model
Computing and Technology
Quantum Photon Bomb - Design, Calculations, Explosion Technology
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General Quantum Mechanics
Volume I
It is dedicated to the last human generations on earth, those who will create the final image of our civilization and perish in the fire of the Apocalypse.
In this book you will get acquainted with the fundamental laws of world harmony, symmetry in the world of elementary particles, symmetry at the levels of chemical elements and compounds, quantum boundaries of the world, quantum biology, quantum sociology.
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General Quantum Mechanics
Volume II
In this book you will read about Quantum Cosmology (Proton Electronic Matter, Size and Age of the Universe, How Much the Universe Weighs, Velocity Recession, Electronic Space - Continuum), Quantum Chronology (Quantum Nature of Time, Quantum Wave of Human Civilization, Quantum Wave in individual life, Some Peculiarities of Time, The World Constant "d"), Quantum Energy (Quantum Limits of the World, Theoretical Evaluation of Quantum Energy), Stars and Elementary Particles (The Source of Solar Energy, Apsidal Motion of the Double Star Hercules, Recent Discoveries on elementary particles), Quantum Medicine (Theoretical problems, experiments, some practical applications), The Quantum Nature of God
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General Quantum Mechanics
Volume III
The Secrets of the Prime Substance Revealed
This book is naturally the expanded second volume of General Quantum Mechanics. It was written in 2005.
Chapter I - The Problem of the Primal Substance of the World
Chapter II - Microworld - structure, stability, interactions
Electron and electronic matter
Quantum limits of "electronic matter".
Proton - structure, stability, dimensions
Atom - structure, stability, parameters
The atoms of "protonic matter".
Mu meson - structure, energy, dimensions
Quarks
Photon, Neutrino
Chapter III - Critique of the Standard Model
Chapter IV - Energy, Gravity - Some Basic Answers
Chapter V - Ball Lightning - Structure, Energy
Chapter VI - Universe - symmetries, structure, parameters
The universe of "electronic matter".
A universe of "proton matter"
Chapter VII - Relic Motion, Relic Background Radiation
Chapter VIII - Contactless Quantum Medicine
Chapter IX - The Mystery of Time
What is Time?
The quantum wave in human civilization
The quantum wave of individual life
Some features of the weather
World constant “d”
Chapter X - Restoring the Quantum Frontiers of the World
Chapter XI - World Fundamental Constants. The purpose of life
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General Quantum Mechanics
Volume IV
SUPPLEMENT TO VOLUME III
"The Universe - It's Simple!"
Grand theories never come to life in their final crystalline form. The first published versions of these theories are always imperfect, incomplete, contaminated by the viruses of human conservatism and delusion. It takes years of extra hard work to cure them of their birth defects. The same is happening now with general quantum mechanics – the current version of GQM is, I hope, the final version of GQM cosmology.
Chapter I - World constant “a0,p” and its role in building the universe
Electron-proton dualism
Minimum quantum rate Vmin
An important cosmological formula
Stability of the Universe
The energy balance of the universe
Moment of momentum of motion
Other uses of the world constant “a0,p”
Dark matter and dark energy
Chapter II - World constant ''a0,e'' and its role in the universe
Flattening Milky Way Galaxy (MWG)
"Milky Way Galaxy - Large Magellanic Cloud System".
Other uses of the world constant “a0,e”
The solar system
The Mystery of Mercury's Precession
Chapter III - The True Nature of Gravity
Space-material continuum
Bending of light near a massive cosmic body
Chapter IV - Cosmological Redshift. The curved, not "accelerated" Universe
Chapter V - The main symmetries of the world
The operation of the law of conservation of momentum of motion.
The internal energy
Rotation
The balance of power
The energy balance
Chapter VI - The Quantum Frontiers of the World
Quantum limit Rh, p
Quantum limit Rc
Quantum boundary Rd
Quantum limit Rp,v
Quantum limit Rg,p
Lowest quantum limit Rmin, p
Quantum limit rg
Quantum limit RH
Quantum limit R lambda is
Mega space formations
The quasars
Chapter VII - THE QUANTUM WAVE OF THE EVOLUTION OF LIFE
Chapter VIII - The Sources of Energy in the Universe
The energy of the stars
Brownian motion
Quantum Free Energy from Ball Lightning
The energy of connection
The energy of gravity
The free energy due to the influence of the quantum boundaries of the world
World constants - free energy sources
The energy balance of the universe
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General Quantum Mechanics
Volume V
God reveals the secrets of gravity and more
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- Chapter I - The Nature of Gravity
Space-material continuum
Bending of light near a massive cosmic body
Chapter II - Gravity vs. Inertia
A single proton material body
Two material bodies located in deep space
Motion of a material body located away from a significant gravitational attractor
Body movement straight forward/backward
Some applications of the constant ``b''
Chapter III - Universal Antigravity
Chapter IV - Proton matter 2-D matter collector
Chapter V - Some Quantum Effects Affecting the Dynamics of Cosmic Bodies
The Mystery of Mercury's Precession
The unsolved mystery of the space probes Pioneer 10,11 and Voyager I, II
World constant ''a0,e'' and its role in the universe
Flattening of the Milky Way galaxy
"Milky Way Galaxy - Large Magellanic Cloud System"
The solar system
Galactic clusters
Chapter VI - Quantum Unity of Matter
Chapter VII – Human Civilization
Chapter VIII - Some Strange Quantum Times
Chapter IX - Some Unsolved Problems of Particles
Chapter X - The Beginning and the End of the World
A great revolution even in one individual will help to bring about a change in the destiny of a society and moreover will enable a change in the destiny of mankind.
Daisaku Ikeda - Buddhist leader
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General Quantum Mechanics
Volume VI
THE DIVINE DESIGN OF
OUR UNIQUE UNIVERSE
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- PART I - THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE WORLD
Materialism and Realism
Dialectic in materialism
Basic philosophical categories
"Reality" as a philosophical category of everything
Space and time
Quality and quantity
life
Human consciousness - human soul
The unity of the world
The elementality and inexhaustibility of the inanimate universe and the living observer
Philosophical principles
The principle of the unity of opposites and contradiction
Dialectical Principle "Negation of the Negation"
The principle of universal connection and development
The principle of causation
The principle of the unity of the individual and the general
The principle of rational economy
The hexagonal symmetry of the world
PART II - THE SECRETS OF TIME
The flow of time around the receding material body
Space and Time Expansion of the Planets in the Solar System
Expansion of space and time around heavy space bodies
Space and time around a rapidly rotating body. (Chukanov's law of universal antigravity)
More about the weather
PART III - THE WORLD CONSTANTS
Electron and electronic matter objects
The universe of living matter
Objects of proton and proton/electron matter
Parametric quantities of the universe
Other world constants
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The Great Tribulation
THE GREAT PROPHETS FOR THE FATE OF THE WORLD AND OF BULGARIA
With boundless love and hope, I dedicate this little book to the young generation of my compatriots - born and not yet born.
I wish them to come out healthy and with purified souls from the hell of the Great Tribulation. To the future generation of Bulgarians who will resurrect our country from the ashes of Islam and build a new Great Bulgaria.
the author
"We may present the evolution of human civilization as one of the most appalling pictures, without any exaggeration, reflecting only accurately the misfortunes inflicted on virtue, on innocence, on nations and states, and on their best examples. In this way we arrive at a deep suffering which nothing can comfort. To make it bearable or to tear ourselves away from its embrace, we say to ourselves: it has always been so, nothing can be changed, it is fate. And fleeing from the sorrow of these sad reflections, we retire to our daily affairs, to our interests, to our selfishness, which on the calm shore enjoys temporary security, far from the vague contours of future ruins."
Hegel
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