Plasmoids occupy the second, honorable, place after aliens in the endless disputes between ufologists and skeptics about UFOs. Be that as it may, apart from forgeries, astronomical and technological objects, at least 5-7% of UFO sightings, at least, cannot be explained by simple reasons. And Plasmoids have successfully taken their place in these controversies. Very common explanations for the existence of plasmoids are associated with ball lightning. There is a certain similarity. However, the fireballs themselves are still poorly studied objects, disputes about which continue among the pros. Extreme points of view include the idea of Plasmoids as plasma forms of life. The famous Nikola Tesla was one of the first to speak on this topic. Which back in 1893 stated: “The energy impulse created this World, and the energetic entities still control it. The energy of one thought can determine the movement of the universe."
Nikola Tesla also for the first time indirectly connected a person, his “thoughts”, with a certain “Energy World”. And, by his definition, with the "properties" of the Universe (Nikola Tesla - The Electrical Revive - 1893). The very famous astronomer of the last century, Fred Hoyle, was very fond of the similar idea of intelligent plasma objects. About which he often talked in interviews and wrote a very good n / a novel on this very topic: "Black Cloud". Naturally, other famous science fiction writers did not pass by this topic either. Among them is Arthur Clarke. Separate thoughts on this topic are found in the Strugatskys. For example, the “ludens” colorfully described by him, the result of a person's transition to a higher level of development, are very reminiscent of Tesla's “energy essences” in their properties (the story “Waves extinguish the wind”). These ideas are very close to esoteric ideas about the world order with their "subtle" bodies, vibrations, a person's transition to a higher level of development, consciousness and other miracles. Recently, it has become fashionable to talk about a kind of "quantum transition". Which is especially annoying for the pros. But here's the paradox. It seems that the most atheistic science "allowed" itself even more unexpected ideas. Which, maybe, even bypassed the esoteric ideas about the World.
Back in the late 90s, the famous neurophysiologist and brain specialist Natalya Bekhtereva put forward a hypothesis that the brain is not a source of consciousness, but only a certain “receiver” and consciousness is “outside” the physical properties of the human body. The physicist Tegmark continues to develop her hypothesis in the form of concrete models, who asserts that consciousness is a form of matter and that there is a certain World, where what is called “soul” is located. However, even earlier, in the mid-70s of the last century, our physicist Frank-Kamenetsky put forward a hypothesis about a certain information continuum to which a person is “connected” at birth (direct and feedback). And where can he "draw" the so-called. "Intuitive" thoughts that can change ideas about the world order. Today this idea has turned into the theory of the triune continuum, where information is the basic one …
But some pros go further. And now the physicist Penrose and the neurophysiologist Hammeroff are talking about the place of the human “soul” in the quantum world. If so, then such a “soul” is very much like Tesla's “energetic essences”. Further more. In connection with the so-called. wave function and the Multiverse with its parallel worlds, models have appeared that assert that the past, present and future exist simultaneously and are interconnected by this wave function (vibrations?) in a single Multiverse.
So, perhaps, Plasmoids are "beings" from this World of the so-called. energetic entities closely related to the part of matter that some physicists and neurophysiologists associate with the “soul”. And a considerable part of these Plasmoids are essentially of "terrestrial" origin. From here they not only travel to strange Worlds in the Multiverse, but also periodically return to Earth. Trying to tell or warn something? Drawings in the margins? Why not? At least some of the drawings.
All this is a fairy tale, skeptics often say. Who knows who knows …. However, as you know, any fairy tale can be a lie, but there is a hint in it ….. In the music video, an attempt is made in a "fantasy" form to imagine some aspects of the considered problems with Plasmoids.