Originally posted by Sputins
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Start by a simple fact...a North and South magnetic fields in one magnet are both spinning in the same direction, same axis...but this is not like a motor spinning...but, in space this curvilinear spectrum describes like a cork screw shape, not spinning, and what is moving are the magnetic particles within that spatial curvilinear spiral, basically the centrifugal which is the strongest end.
Now, when we face N-S from two different magnets, say same spec's, then both cork screws from N and S embrace within same particle spin, say you keep a gap...whether air, plastic or iron...the same spin prevails there no matter what you insert in between. This is exactly the same Interaction that takes place in the very center of every magnet.
When two magnets are attracted together they configure (add) into a newly formed magnet, stronger than the original two...double the strength.
Looking from the dielectric wall...once the two magnets are bound together, those two poles in the attraction gap literally disappear...(actually they bridge from one side to the other, meaning the South will enter the other magnet's South, as the North at gap will enter into the second magnet's North) this process that Ken calls "voidance" means just that...both poles at gap "disappear" strengthening outer extreme poles...and so, the new formed dielectric would be now at the gap where the two magnets were bound together.
Spatially, this new formed magnet will be stronger than just one...so the CRT captures exactly the right image...field increases spatially









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