Magnetic pumping turns plasma pulsations into a natural accelerator. Each compression cycle, like a blacksmith's bellows strike, hammers a portion of energy into the particles. In 5–10 cycles, electrons accelerate to near-light speeds. This mechanism explains particle streams from Earth's magnetosphere to galaxy clusters. It seems the Universe uses a simple rhythm to create the fastest objects in nature.
🎯 With each cycle of compression and expansion, the internal energy of the plasma grew by exactly 29% — regardless of the already accumulated energy. It's like the magic of compound interest: the system works as an ideal investment fund, with new "contributions" arriving strictly on schedule.