Glowing Orbs: Extraterrestrial Life and Plasmas in the Thermosphere – Unidentified Aerial Phenomena, Pre-Life, and the Fourth State of Matter
In recent studies, plasmas—glowing entities measuring up to a kilometer—have been captured on video during ten separate NASA space shuttle missions, occurring over 200 miles above Earth in the thermosphere. These self-luminous plasmas appear to be drawn to electromagnetic radiation, and they exhibit various forms including cones, clouds, donuts, and spherical-cylindrical shapes.
Remarkably, they have been observed approaching thunderstorms, gathering in large groups, interacting with satellites to produce electromagnetic activity, and even coming close to the Space Shuttles. Advanced computerized trajectory analyses reveal that these plasmas can travel at varying speeds, originate from different directions, and alter their flight paths through sharp turns of 45°, 90°, and 180°. Observations show that they can accelerate, decelerate, and demonstrate behaviors akin to those of living organisms—such as congregating and displaying “hunter-predatory” dynamics. They also leave a visible plasma dust trail in their wake.
Historical accounts suggest that similar plasmas, referred to as “Foo fighters,” were even recorded by WWII pilots in the 1940s. Astronauts and military pilots have continually observed and filmed these phenomena, categorizing them as Unidentified Aerial-Anomalous Phenomena (UAP). While not biological, these plasmas may represent a form of pre-life that, through interactions with common cosmic elements, could lead to RNA synthesis. As a fourth state of matter, plasmas are drawn to electromagnetic forces and could potentially explain many UFO-UAP sightings documented throughout history.
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This is a fascinating exploration of the possibility that what we’ve often associated with extraterrestrial life or anomalous phenomena could actually be manifestations of plasmas behaving in complex ways within our thermosphere. The idea that these plasmas can exhibit lifelike behaviors, such as organized movement and interaction with electromagnetic fields, challenges our traditional notions of life and raises intriguing questions about the nature of pre-life and the potential for life to arise from non-biological entities.
The various morphologies described also highlight the diversity of these plasmas, suggesting that they might not just be random occurrences but could have structured behaviors and purposes. It’s particularly interesting to consider the historical context, where pilots identified similar phenomena as “Foo fighters,” hinting at a long-standing human fascination with unexplained aerial phenomena.
Moreover, if plasmas can indeed play a role in synthesizing key biological components like RNA, it opens up a whole new area of research into astrobiology and the origins of life, particularly in environments beyond Earth. The fact that these plasmas may link UAP sightings to natural phenomena adds a layer of scientific credibility to what has often been dismissed or classified as mere “unidentifiable” phenomenon.
Overall, this perspective encourages a reevaluation of our understanding of life, consciousness, and the universe, suggesting that the realms of biology and physics may be more interconnected than we previously thought. I look forward to seeing how this research evolves and what it might mean for our search for life beyond Earth!