Something I found in my research today!
https://physics.illinois.edu/news/article/24114 I would read this twice to really see the important snippets here.
Holes that do not act like they are empty
Soft plasmon
Excited matter or field of excitation
Condensation of plasmon excitation field
"Ever since the term ‘excitonium’ was coined in the 1960s by Halperin and Rice, physicists have sought to demonstrate its existence. Theorists have debated whether it would be an insulator, a perfect conductor, or a superfluid—with some convincing arguments on all sides. Since the 1970s, many experimentalists have published evidence of the existence of excitonium, but their findings weren’t definitive proof and could equally have been explained by a conventional structural phase transition.”
"Rak recalls the moment, working in the Abbamonte laboratory, when she first understood the magnitude of these findings: “I remember Anshul being very excited about the results of our first measurements on TiSe2. We were standing at a whiteboard in the lab as he explained to me that we had just measured something that no one had seen before: a soft plasmon.”
The fluidic nature is where we can find a gain. A focusing of that gain will net more. Learning how to concentrate or condensing this matter is the key.
Some have inadvertently stumbled onto this but couldn't make the bridge to other areas. Who would have thought that water could be so powerful yet so subtle. Learn how to manipulate this new fluidic nature and you will need for very little.
Plasma is a fluid. Can be electrically stimulated to condense and flow even through space. In lower densities it is considered an insulator as in the case of unexcited air but condensed becomes a superconductor capable of the fastest speeds know to nature while being stimulated or condensed from the surrounding density of plasma.
It is the reason we see a spark. The initiator being a potential difference between two electrodes or pieces of matter. The condensing is simple but the subsequent release and harvesting has not been researched much due to the reasoning of what I can not see doesn't exist. Looking for the invisible allows us to see the swath of this invisible matter or the result of it's movement through space.
The schlieren method might let us see this invisible density of matter better. Re-posted as a request to use this in your exploration as yet another proof of the existence of this matter.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4tgOyU34D44&index=11&list=WL