This may be dumb but in light of the recent video I’ve been wondering about kinetics and collision theory and if it could be applied to what the orbs are doing.

https://dept.harpercollege.edu/chemistry/chm/100/dgodambe/thedisk/kinetic/6back.htm

If you read the steps at the bottom you have:

The reactants must collide with each other.

The molecules must have sufficient energy to initiate the reaction (called activation energy).

The molecules must have the proper orientation.

When I read this I attempted to translate it to the video

We see the orbs collide at the end of the video

The thermal images have shown the orbs completing a full circle. Like a spinning top. Each one individually not around the plane but as an object themselves. maybe this is how they are creating the activation energy.

3.proper orientation- we see all three orbs align themselves to a “proper orientation” before collision.

Now this article says “The larger the sample, the greater the number of effective collisions, and the faster the rate of reaction.”

I just wonder if this could be applied to the video to explain what might be going on to create such an event?

Now I AM NOT a scientist nor a physicist or anything related. I find these subjects fascinating. My brain is just trying to find a way to explain the unexplainable. It may be totally unrelated and I may have pulled this theory out of context completely and for that if the case, I apologize.