John Savage wrote:
> plutonium.archimedes@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wqrites:
> >If you look at that photo and read the literature, it appears that
> >Ball Lightning is associated with nearby
> >iron metal and since Lightning is a Capacitor Current that a Meissner
> >type of effect occurred causing
> >the current to so to speak-- "ball up" by forcing out the magnetic
> >field.
>
> [...]
>
> >Now I do not know if other re****ted cases of Ball Lightning had some
> >metal iron nearby but in the above
> >two instances of Richmann being killed and the Nagano photo, we
> >obviously see the close proximity of metal iron.
>
> When a uni student I boarded with an elderly widow. One day a
> thunderstorm passed over while I was at uni, and my landlady later
> told me happened. She was in her kitchen when a ball of electricity
> fell vertically down an internal wall (from the ceiling to the floor).
> When it hit the floor the ball broke into two. One piece shot along
> the floor for about 2 metres to weave through a door open into the
> hallway and disappear down the hallway towards an external door.
> The other piece scooted around the boundary of the kitchen floor
> roughly describing a semicircle before it vanished into thin air.
>
> There was a loud pop associated with the event. I forget now whether
> the pop happened when the original ball hit the floor and broke in two,
> or whether it was when the ****tion in the kitchen 'vapourised' into
> nothing.
>
> As you surmise, located on the other side of that internal wall was
> the vertical steel flue (i.e., chimney) of the oil combustion heater,
> going straight from near floor level up through the roof. The heater
> was set into the internal wall and was double sided: heating both the
> kitchen and the hallway.
> --
> John Savage (my news address is not valid for email)
Good thanks. Looks like another confirmation that Ball Lightning is
simply a Meissner
Effect of the fact that Lightning strikes are Capacitor Currents and
are Superconductivity
events. There is no resistance in a lightning bolt strike because the
energy in is equal to
energy out in Conservation of Energy.
The "ball formation" is the ideal-diamagnetism.
Now I read somewhere where people suspect a microwave oven can
simulate ball-lightning.
But a microwave oven is not a capacitor current, so a microwave oven
is not a ball-lightning.
Archimedes Plutonium
www.iw.net/~a_plutonium
whole entire Universe is just one big atom
where dots of the electron-dot-cloud are galaxies
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