ryanmagee

Normally, plasma must be very hot or energetic so that its negative and positive particles don't recombine. Cold plasma, however, can be created at room temperature and atmospheric pressure. For a list of links on cold plasma, please see our online resources. http://www.hovertech.com/home/help/resources.html

Normally, plasma must be very hot or energetic so that its negative and positive particles don't recombine. Cold plasma, however, can be created at room temperature and atmospheric pressure. For a list of links on cold plasma, please see our online resources. I was... close!? And here I thought all this time it was the stupidest idea ever. Should've built the thing.. would've been a millionair But seriously now: Wouldn't creating a 'plasma' in the air cause huge ammount of heat? isn't that dangerous? we're talking about something that will be under a car.. if there's an accident, or even if you miscalculated a height and ended up driving over a manhole with someone inside, won't that be extreeeemmmeeellly deadly? ~moo