Rigid Gluonium Knots and Ball lightning

Ball lightning/ small Comet/ Fireball, photo by Werner Burger in Montafon mountains Austria.Werner reported that there was some dripping rain and far rumbling thunder.What we are able to observe on this photo, is that this fireball has a TAIL which seem to be produce a trail of (water) vapour.At the same time it looks as if some raindrops are accelerated with a "curve" into the direction of the falling fireball, which could be a sign of mass Dynamic attraction by the fireball.Some other "raindrops" seem to be linear accelerated more or less in line and keep up with the fireballs tail.These features seem to me a clear example of the violation of the second law of thermodynamics and a great support of my model for a NEW black hole theory.http://bigbang-entanglement.blogspot.com/2007/02/higgs-vacuum-energy-lensing-effect-and.html

For x-ray production related to discharges, see also:

Multiple X-ray bursts from long discharges in air, C.V. Nguyen, A.P.J. van Deursen, U. Ebert, J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys. 41, 234012 (2008) [7 pages, 7 figures], paper

4-PARTICLE GLUON-PHOTON GLUEBALL.

2-PARTICLE GLUON-PHOTON GLUEBALLS

MICRO-BLACK HOLE- BALL LIGHTNING NUCLEUS.

QUARK COMBINATIONS OF

FERMION-GLUON-PHOTON CLICK-ON KNOTS.