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Thoran effects are a type of visual effect that is created by passing a high voltage electrical current through a gas, typically in a glass tube. When the electrical current passes through the gas, it ionizes the gas and causes it to emit light, creating a glowing effect.

The term “Thoran” is derived from the name of the Norwegian physicist Kristian Birkeland, who was the first to investigate these effects in the early 1900s. The effect is also sometimes referred to as “gas discharge visualization” or “GDV.”

Thoran effects are often used in alternative medicine and holistic health practices as a diagnostic tool, with the belief that they can detect and visualize the flow of energy or “life force” in the body. The technique involves placing a finger or other body part on a glass plate electrode, which is connected to a high-voltage power source. The resulting discharge of electrical energy is then captured using a special camera or imaging system, which produces a visual representation of the energy field.