Plasma's Magnetic Field Experiments

This video is two different experiments that involve seeing the after effects of the plasma when a very high current flows through it. I cant see what happens at the moment of the arc cuz its soooo bright, and my camera sucks.
Hope you enjoy.

[@rodriguezfranco3839]

Oh my gosh , that capacitor bank is huge

[@m3sca1]

I like the lightning rig.. how it switches from the jump in the low pressure. I think your rotation is mostly from the coil around the bottle. If you flip polarity through the coil i am thinking the rotation will be the other way.

[@NeutronStudios1]

The coil definitely had something to do with it, when I did it without the coil it had two separate clouds of plasma like | ( ) |

[@EverynyanSan]

Yeah magnets!!! Ouhhh

[@corinnemuir1542]

Very inspiring, nice set up.

[@thenextpoetician6328]

The algorithm brought me here. Have you contacted the good folks at the Thunderbolts Project? They gobble up this stuff.

[@SodiumInteresting]

magnets do some cool things to plasma

[@Jestem_Kim_Jestem]

Try put bldc motor

[@genghizalseitov3807]

Current of magnetic field should be higher, not the voltage, need thicker copper wire, plus need to be cooled, to compress plasma.

[@tylermelo6535]

Why cooled? How does it compress the plasma. Just wondering for my own theories.

[@genghizalseitov3807]

@@tylermelo6535 sorry my friend, thats i didn't fully describe princeps in details working of mini ECR, cooling maybe no need in his situation, i am talking about superconductivity.

[@tylermelo6535]

@@genghizalseitov3807 ohhh. Thats funny because ive also wondered how plasma reacts to a superconductor. I havent seen any experements using one.

[@genghizalseitov3807]

@@tylermelo6535 yeah that very fanny

[@plazmyx5998]

im in this vid

[@chemistryscuriosities]

What's the green color?

[@NeutronStudios1]

Im using copper electrodes, that might be the vaporized copper.

[@SodiumInteresting]

was going to say copper 😊

[@SodiumInteresting]

try magnetron sputtering