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Utilizing high-resolution photography, they were able to perceive details invisible to the naked eye. Grunia and Euro noted a multi-colored interplay in the plasma emissions ranging from blue to green to white, indicating varying energy states and compositions of the materials involved.
The duo discussed the formation of halos around the tungsten electrode and potential eruptions of ball lightning. As they continued their observations, they noted intriguing patterns and forms in the plasma, presenting opportunities for further investigation into not only the electrical activities at both the anode and cathode but also the chemical interactions with hydrogen in the system.