Click to open: Evidence of Microscopic Ball Lightning in Cold Fusion Experiments, ICCF11, 2004.
Evidence of micro ball lightning in cold fusion experiments from 1992-2004. This article contains pictures of microscopic ball lightning markings from Shoulders, Matsumoto, Savvatimova, Urutskoev, and Miley’s lab (taken by me). In this article, as in a similar article in the ICCF10 Conference Proceedings, it is explained that there exists a previously unknown state of matter called the plasmoid state by me. I called it the “ball lightning state” in the ICCF10 article. It is when this state exists in materials that the anomalies of the anomalies in the cold fusion and low energy transmutation fields happen. Examples described are natural ball lightning in the atmosphere and microplasmoids in the various experiments described in the article.
The picture above shows plasmoid marks including plasmoid rings on the lexan casing of a transmutation electrolysis cell taken with a microscope camera. The cell was at the Fusion Studies Laboratory of George Miley. I took it in 1996 while working there. The picture looks different than the other marks on the lexan casing because computer software was used to delineate the edges. The original looked similar to this but less granular.
This article was written at a time when only about 7 or 8 groups had published about microplasmoids in their experiments. Now in 2026, perhaps 30 or 40 groups have found evidence of microplasmoids in their experiments. I’m loosing count. In the article, I said a researcher examined the Run#8 transmutation electrolysis cell where I found thousands of microplasmoids markings in Miley’s lab. I meant me.
There are two articles on this site in which I show about 17 pictures of markings on that cell. See “Additional Plasmoid Marks on Electrolysis Cells” and “Photographs of Some Components of an Electrolysis Cell.”
E. Lewis, Evidence of Microscopic Ball Lightning in Cold Fusion Experiments in Proceedings of the ICCF11, France, 2004.
