Part 11/13:
He posits that the "sloshing" of gases and elements during storms or energetic laboratory setups results in the synthesis of novel compounds and elements, some of which may include noble gases like argon, which might form through high-temperature synthesis rather than merely atmospheric mixing.
The recurring themes of material spewing, sphere formation, and filamentous structures hint at a natural, fractal, and perhaps universal process governing energetic discharges—be it in thunderstorms or engineered experiments.