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During the investigation, Grignia pondered the possibility that the holes and structures observed might be indicative of self-organizing phenomena, hinting at a controlled interaction among the material properties involved. He speculated that toroidal formations might be causing material redistribution throughout the sample—the mechanism by which the materials interacted during inflation.
This theory of “toroids” initiating physical changes reflects Grignia's broader perspective on how various physical processes could yield unexpected material properties and behaviors, bridging connections between elemental makeup and surface structure.