The video clip from "The Larry King Show" shows a clip of a "UFO" that I would bet is ball lightning.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmh2NJxc3BQ Jouni Valkonen wrote: > hello, > > how about ball lightnings? > > First of all, are they real, i.e. has anyone or does anyone know someone > who has seen such thing? > > If they are real, can they be explained in the terms of thermodynamics and > (electro-) chemistry, or is it required to have cold fusion or other more > exotic type of free energy? Largest observed ball lightnings are huge, > about basketball sized, and can last for minutes. That high energy output > is almost impossible to imagine from chemical origins. > > Could this lightning anomaly (neutrons and gammas etc.) explain that ball > lightnings can exist and indeed they are the positive verification of some > sort of exotic interaction? Could this be the reason, why they cannot be > produced in the lab, that necessary conditions for exotic interaction are > not sufficient? > > There are some free energy inventors who claim things about ball > lightnings, but these are certainly not reliable evidence. On the > contrary! > > \Jouni > > > On 14 Apr 2012, at 00:41, "Jones Beene" <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Massive amount of "free energy" delivered yesterday, a few miles away. >> No >> doubt about it. >> >> This spike was about 4 gigajoules. There were others. >> >> A few gammas detected, but not enough to account for the net energy. It >> did >> set off the rad alarms at the port of Oakland. >> >> Yet, this is not exactly LENR, at least not in an obvious way. However, >> there is an LENR connection (to be continued). >> >> http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/04/13/article-2129246-1294184D000005DC-2 >> 23_964x694.jpg >> >> <winmail.dat> > > >
