Part 7/13:
The analysis of material samples finds that titanium dominates at about 21%, originating from titanium's fusion of carbon and oxygen. Additionally, copper and zinc are present, along with calcium, silicon, and trace amounts of aluminum and gold. These compositions suggest a complex interplay of elements—likely derived from both the explosive energy of lightning and the experimental setups—implying a process of material transmutation or synthesis within these energetic events.
Gres underscores that materials such as silicon dioxide (silicon + oxygen) appear frequently, often forming hollow or crenellated spheres under microscopic examination, especially when viewed through optical microscopy or advanced deep-zoom imaging.