The Fractal Nature of the Universe
July 1, 2026
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as posted by the channelThis plasma ball teaches more about plasma physics than a PhD. Watch when I touch it. My hand has more charge, so the easiest path between the ball and finger forms that line you see. Why are there multiple streamers from the middle? Not one, not infinite, just around 20. And why do they branch apart at the ends? The fractal nature of the universe. Looks exactly like tree branches. The electric charge repels and attracts simultaneously. That's why you get streamers instead of a single uniform beam. This matters a lot for understanding fusion and plasma physics.
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