Brian Cory Dobbs

A plasmoid, you might have heard it with Malcolm Bendall.

A plasmoid is basically plasma that's trapped in a magnetic field.

It has a very specific shape.

And we see plasmoids out in outer space.

They're called Herbig-Haro objects.

If you could just show that slide, two slides down, you'll see what a Herbig-Haro object looks like.

It's invisible in the center, but it has these astrophysical jets coming out the poles.

This is identified by mainstream science as a giant plasmoid object.

And one of these things hit the earth.

I talked to Dan Sutton about this, and in my opinion, I believe that this unifies the comet impact hypothesis with Robert Schock's solar outburst hypothesis.

We see the vitrification, we see the Lichtenberg patterns of all the electrical discharge that Robert Schock talks about.

I'm sure Stefan Berns and Ben Davidson talk about these sorts of things as well.

But what it also does is immediately uplift

the terrain and throw stuff all over the planet.

If stuff is thrown up in the air, it's eventually got to come back down.

So it thus explains the plasma electrical discharge aspect of things and the raining down of material.

This unifies things.

I think this guy's the next big thing in Younger Dryas research.

I would highly recommend talking to this guy.

He's brilliant.