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Continuing his explorations, Grenier endeavored to create spheres that incorporated channels for the plasma to enter while maintaining a strong structure. However, he encountered challenges with the plasma seeking out cracks and flaws in his welds, further supporting his hypothesis that plasma is attracted to areas of imperfection.
His experiments revealed a dual reaction: not only did the internal plasma behave as expected, but external manifestations of plasma activity were also observed. These behaviors reinforce the idea that plasma seeks optimal conditions for its presence, moving away from areas that are clean or sufficiently enclosed.