Explore the intriguing world of plasma, the fourth state of matter, and its potential in on-demand cooling and innovative freeze-ray technology.
Every day, we are familiar with the three primary states of matter: solids, liquids, and gases. However, beyond these states lies a fourth, less commonly encountered on Earth but predominant in the vast cosmos: plasma.
Often described as "big balls of fire", stars are in fact luminous spheres of this enigmatic state of matter. Plasma is unique because it is where substances become so ionized that they are highly electrically conductive, leading to a dominance of long-range electric and magnetic fields in its behavior. Recent scientific advancements have unveiled a method for on-demand cooling using plasma.
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