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So it produces a magnetic core, and the magnetic core gets end dries and end dries and end dries. And what happens is, when you release the interfering fields, these structures then move like a smoke ring through the metal. And they have these electrons that are very capable of causing the metal to just fall apart. And actually, before that happens, if the magnetic extract gets too big, and you get a north pole, and you get a north pole next to each other, They just push each other apart. You imagine you get two extremely strong neodym magnets, right, N52s, and you push them together. When you let go of them, they go, now imagine you've got a magnet that's growing in strength, and its field fall off is getting wider and wider, but they're both North Poles. When they interact, and they get so strong, they'll just push the metal apart. So you've got two things going on. One is it's going through and consuming the material. And then what happens is, it's consuming the material, and then some of them will be a north and north pole, and they'll bounce off, and another one will be a South Pole, and they'll join forces with the one behind, and then ultimately over time, they all form a macro version of themselves, a self -similar structure, where not... Not you have trillions and trillions of little magnetic waterses, magneto-hydrodome structures, you have a very big one. And ultimately, that goes up like that, but it wants to go to ground, so it churns up the building. And it sprays the stuff out of the back. It's actually pulling it in, it's going round, but some of it gets thrown out in the overall vortex, just like a tornado does the other way. If you get stuff coming down, the world's up. And that is essentially it. Right? And Judy Wood got the macro image of a ball lightning structure consuming the building. Self-similar. That is what it is. The actual image on the front cover of book proves my hypothesis. Not anything I say. What you see on the front cover of a book is an apple shape with a with the vortex cone coming out of the back. That's it. Interesting. And it's going to ground, just like all lightning and ball lightning likes to do. The actual image on the front cover of book proves my hypothesis. Not anything I say. What you see on the front cover of book is an apple shape with the vortex cone coming out of the back. It's to go to ground, so it churns up the building. And it sprays the stuff out of the back. It's actually pulling it. It's going round, but some of it gets thrown out. And that is essentially it.