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For Heraclitus "PYR" or "fire" represented the primal element of the eternal and uncreated, ever changing, "ever-living" Cosmos. "All things are an interchange for fire, and fire for all things." This can be seen as his anticipation of the concept of plasma, as used in the plasma cosmology of Alfven, Peratt, and others.

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