Taken from JRE #1772 w/Randall Carlson: https://open.spotify.com/episode/190slemJsUXH5pEYR6DUbf?si=62a5ab67f632423e | The Joe Rogan Experience

40K views · 1K reactions | Plasma isn't just raw energy—it's matter in motion, unbound and electrically alive. But when it self-organizes into a plasmoid—a coherent, toroidal form—it becomes something else entirely: a stable, structured source of energy. This isn’t science fiction. It’s cutting-edge physics… and we’re just beginning to understand its potential. | The Randall Carlson | Facebook

70K views · 2.2K reactions | Climate has always changed—long before humans entered the picture. Volcanoes, ocean currents, cosmic rays, solar cycles… These forces have shaped Earth’s climate for millions of years. So why are we ignoring them now? Maybe the real driver of climate change isn’t us—but the cosmos itself. | The Randall Carlson | Facebook

158K views · 2.2K reactions | Some emerging machines rely on microscopic cavitation bubbles… formed under rapid cycles of pressure and vacuum. When these bubbles collapse, they can self-organize into toroidal structures, triggering plasma-like behavior. What follows appears less like combustion and more like controlled self-organization. If real, it suggests a radically different way energy systems might work. | The Randall Carlson | Facebook

28K views · 382 reactions | Randall Carlson will be speaking at our 3rd annual Ancient Civilizations Conference on AUG 17-18. ✨ Get your tickets today before they sell out! | Gaia | Facebook

How Ancient Sites & Civilizations Are Connected Full Episode: #15 Randall Carlson: The Moon & Floods | Matt Beall Podcast

When ancient civilizations vanished, historians blamed politics, famine, or war. But new evidence tells another story… At sites like Abu Hureyra, the “destruction layer” isn’t just ash — it’s packed with microscopic impact debris. The likely culprit? A cosmic blast on the scale of Tunguska… or even bigger. What else in history have we been blaming on the wrong cause? | The Randall Carlson