North Outflow Spikes, Strata Layers, and Intertwined Tori

Dr. Steven B Halls | September 2026

This material was originally posted to Facebook on 2025-01-16 - view original post.

North outflow spikes. Image A is modern art made for a symbolism reason. Image B's head is the torus. Image C has something going on with two heads below the barrier. I don't fully understand this aspect yet, but it gives me a chance to show image F.

North outflow spikes and SEM microscope images reveal thin strata layers with two smaller tori inside, showing intertwined tori concepts present but o

Image F comes from a recent Bob Greenyer video, found by SEM microscope. It's a torus turned suddenly into solid matter, and there's a hole that lets us see inside it. You can see the thin "strata layers" on the outer shell, and it has 2 smaller tori inside it.

In symbolism, the concept of 2 intertwined tori is present, but often unclear if it's about side polarities with flows crossing in the middle, or if there are two tori inside the outer torus. Examples here: https://ca.pinterest.com/stevenbhalls/intertwined/

Image G is also from that Bob Greenyer video, he will get credit for coining the phrase "crenulated iron microsphere", which has become the accepted proof that a LENR process had occurred.

Back to spiked outflow, image D is ferrofluid with a magnet below the surface, and image E is a computer model of Earths magnetic field, and compare please to image A and B.