Plasma ball experiment - Donald L. Smith - inspired.
Channel: ExplicitnessLab
Date: 02/10/2014

(first part) - WORD-FOR-WORD Translation to English to educate English-speaking viewers.

Original Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuyVZJFqkyg&app=desktop
Plasma ball - Ford on-sparkplug ignition coil - halogen light bulb experiment by
Abadiya Tadibekov

Original video can be found at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KuyVZJFqkyg&app=desktop

I suspect that sparks can choose their paths to have a perfect length to stay tuned to the ionisation source.

Each spark is like a living organism with two "capacitor plates" at the ends and an ionic channel "conductor","inductor" or "resistance" in the middle. All of that inside a glass ball that has no matal parts inside.

Think of a capacitor where dielectric is a glass vessel of inert gas between two plates.
Would it behave like an ordinary capacitor?