Universe in a bottle (Keshe)

Nuclear engineer Keshe used cola bottle as a plasma reactor. He creates low levels of energy and deposits atomic carbon-layers on the inside electrodes. To Keshe, the physical interactions and events which are forced inside the plasma reactor are similar or identical to those that happen over a longer time-scale on micro- and macro-level in the Universe, like the formation of stars and galaxies, supernova's, black holes, dark matter, gravitational effects, radiation, fission and fusion, and so on. It is possible to capture CO2 this way. See http://www.keshetechnologies.com/keshe_pure_plasma.html The experiment happens at room temperature and normal atmospheric pressure. To Keshe, the physical interactions and events which are forced inside the plasma reactor are similar or identical to those that happen over a longer time-scale on micro- and macro-level in the Universe, like the formation of stars and galaxies, supernova's, black holes, dark matter, gravitational effects, radiation, fission and fusion, and so on.