Hot globular lightning in water

Experiment in my laboratory in Varna, Bulgaria, 2012. You see a globular lightning under water in a closed transparent Plexiglas cylinder with a wall thickness of 15 mm. When the ball-shaped lightning appears, its core location is destroyed. Tremendous pressure is created which compresses the liquid water above the core resulting in a brilliant light visible under the top flange (made of stainless steel). As a result of the tremendous pressure on the water above the core of the ball lightning, it is transformed into a “super dense quantum plasma”. A paradigm shift in physics and cosmology!