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MIT Physics Demo -- Dissectible Capacitor
This demonstration video may be relevant:
MIT Physics Demo -- Dissectible Capacitor
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MIT Physics Demo -- Adjustable Capacitor with Dielectric
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MIT Physics Demo -- Resonant RLC Circuit
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Here's my two first toroids. Still need to be magnetised. The rest of the rig should be ready by Tuesday next week.
I'll post on results.
Dave et al. PLEASE ENSURE THAT WE HAVE LOTS OF PICS VIDS OF THAT GATHERING. Wish I were there.
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Flame go up because heat = molecular activity = movement/time = less dense = less mass per area = less interaction with massless aether coming down to fill the void of 'earth' mass / aether void.Originally posted by Aromaz View PostPlain simple: Why does heat go up - against gravity?
And then why does it also take other matter with it upwards - 'anti-gravity';
matter that are usually 'pulled down' by gravity.
But then - what is gravity?
I love the feeling . . . but I cry because of the lack of understanding
In a nutshell
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Plain simple: Why does heat go up - against gravity?Originally posted by tammy 123 View PostI had a same thought like yours about fire as, it is true that fire is something that actually moves opposite to the gravity but, there may be some other stuffs that are required to be done.
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And then why does it also take other matter with it upwards - 'anti-gravity';
matter that are usually 'pulled down' by gravity.
But then - what is gravity?
I love the feeling . . . but I cry because of the lack of understandingLast edited by Aromaz; 05-29-2010, 11:40 AM.
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I had a same thought like yours about fire as, it is true that fire is something that actually moves opposite to the gravity but, there may be some other stuffs that are required to be done.Originally posted by elias View PostI have always thought fire is something that moves opposite gravity and maybe this proves that there are too kinds of streams involved here and stream downward which we may call gravity and a stream upward, which Schauberger called Levity.
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Could the PMH be used as a RESONANT CAVITY?
Like a MAGNETRON?????
Like this picture?
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JetijsOriginally posted by Jetijs View PostDavid, I tried ferrite with ferrite and ferrite with steel, no lock. I guess that this is because of some different ferrite type or something.
Rave, thanks for the info, will try a thick mix tomorrow.
john_g, vibrating the mold sure helps, I just hammered gently with a wood stick for many times, this made the surface smooth
Although it may be difficult to do maybe this would work? Make up the coils and encased in them in a ceramic material and then bake to set. Then place coils into a sand cast mould and then fill mould with molten iron. If the wires melted in the ceramic they should reset.
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John
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Originally posted by david lambright View Postsome more "scratch your head" videos.....thanks....YouTube - odd optical effects
Good stuff David
Somehow, looking at those gray elements move from place to place made me think of this:
YouTube - Shady Optical Illusion 2: Crazy Diamonds
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One can not see what you feel, should come up with a method of showing what you feel. In example:Originally posted by david lambright View Postyou guys are getting results?OK...here is the video......david......http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oJ3oUsYpkM...the demo is tomorrow....i will probably be the only one there!........david
Do not use your hands to put the two metal pieces together, hang them on a
threat (like thin copper wire?) - pendulum like and then move that closer together, one will see if they are pushing appart. The hanging thread is not straight. Such will also demonstrace 'movement' in the field.
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this how he did it!!
you guys are getting results?OK...here is the video......david......http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oJ3oUsYpkM...the demo is tomorrow....i will probably be the only one there!........david
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what if you were to suspend as much iron oxide as you could in a metal that melts at an extremely low temperature, such as lead. This might help since you'd have metal contacting metal, perhaps strengthening the magnetic alignment of the aggregate. You could first coat the wires with something like clay, or a high temp epoxy to prevent the liquid metal from burning through the insulation and shorting it. Maybe even JB weld would work well.
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good one!..
i believe that would work!Originally posted by john_g View PostJetijs
What about using a vibrating table to help the thick mixture move? Or a vibrating rod in the mixture like is used to level concrete?
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John
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David, I tried ferrite with ferrite and ferrite with steel, no lock. I guess that this is because of some different ferrite type or something.
Rave, thanks for the info, will try a thick mix tomorrow.
john_g, vibrating the mold sure helps, I just hammered gently with a wood stick for many times, this made the surface smooth
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