Plasma “Lifeforms” Created in the Laboratory In a paper written in 2007, Lozneanu and his colleagues have generated these ordinary matter “plasma cells” in the laboratory. These cells emerge spontaneously when an electrical spark generates a well-located non-equilibrium plasma on the surface of a positively biased electrode within a cold plasma which contains free electrons and atoms in ground, excited and ionized states. The plasma evolves into a stable self-confined luminous, nearly spherical body, attached to the anode. https://jay-alfred1708.medium.com/how-to-identify-a-dark-matter-lifeform-6d362fb2ba11 https://jay-alfred1708.medium.com/is-dark-matter-a-complex-plasma-b2812acc2d7a https://jay-alfred1708.medium.com/dark-matter-on-earth-is-self-interacting-and-does-not-annihilate-4e056dcf3cb4