>>14085819If there are no conductive surfaces or convective mediums, interactions still occur using internal configuration as a medium. Resist interactions. Interact yourself. Work together to create external properties like temperature and luminescence and voltage. The external properties seen by the environment are always less complex than the internal interactions.
>Sequential interaction independent of time or "quantum entanglement" (broad term as else, if so please elaborate)Hydrogen gas is composed of hydrogen atoms that collide into each other. They all have the same size and weight and stable.
A bolt of lightening or a Sun has no such atom. What can be considered as a component may be miles long through it. It is a particle like a discrete tick on a voltmeter or a thermometer is a particle.
Sequential interaction independent of time sounds like an anti-black hole. No.
Quantum entanglement can describe a lot more than plasma.
I would describe plasma as:
One end of wire, a cloud, a cosmic gas cloud crushing itself got really hot. The other end of a wire, the ground, the solar system got really cold. Everything else says "it's easier if we do this!" That's the golden rule of nature. If it's easier, it does it. It has no mind.
