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[picowatt]

who said nickel?


satin CHROME

Forgive me, chrome plating NdFeB is a bit less common.  Don't know about "satin chrome", but chromium is not diamagnetic.

heres what, why dont YOU do them yourself?  You said you had FLIR gear, didnt you

So, that is no, you have not made additional measurements using alternate methods...

Rest assured, no one will ever accuse you of being "scientific" or a "good experimentalist".

[TheoriaApophasis]

Rest assured, no one will ever accuse you of being "scientific" or a "good experimentalist".

Rest assured, no one will ever accuse you of being ANYTHING ELSE other than a lazy SOB ,........ scratching his balls, criticizing everything, TESTING NOTHING, keyboard jockey web-surfing Cheetos-munching lip flapping asshat.

Get off your lazy Gdamn ass and go DO stuff.



Do you know what they ACCUSED Faraday of??


His methods were INCREDIBLY "non-scientific", .............  he did most things by inductive intuition working from LOGIC and REASON



Sorry asshole, but the Greeks discovered it "ALL", 1000s of years ago.  ......... and NOT EVERYTHING (methodology) involves a rectal thermometer and a goddamn slide rule.


Got that, boy?      Dont try to match wits with me son, you cant win.

[joel321]

TA, have you ever played around with pyramid magnets?

http://youtu.be/yNtZUFhjquw

[TheoriaApophasis]

TA, have you ever played around with pyramid magnets?

http://youtu.be/yNtZUFhjquw

I KNOW THAT GUY!!  Thats George Mizzell,  hes best friends of my lifelong friend Tommy


the answer is YES, and yes and yes.

[joel321]

I KNOW THAT GUY!!  Thats George Mizzell,         hes best friends of my lifelong friend Tommy

That's lovely, but what I want to hear/see is that if your circular magnet has a vortex, what kind a vortex does a pyramid one has?

Is it the same?

That's all I'm getting at. Goerge Mizzell knows the power of a pyramid magnetic field. You know of a vortex magnetic field. So how strong would a pyramid magnetic vortex be compared to a circular magnet?

SO the evidence shows that a pyramid magnet focuses the magnetic field in the tip. A circular magnet focuses the magnetic field all over the circle.

In my own personal opinion, a magnetic pyramid focuses the magnetic fields to a point where it explodes! They are still clock wise and counter clockwise. Funny enough, the tip of the pyramid has a belt that is squeezing the magnetic fields close together.

But we have phenomena going on here.

1- magnetic fields follow matter. They concentrate on matter circumference.

2- when matter starts to get really scares, they explode to try to escape to other matter. From what I can see, all of the magnetic field is doing at the tip of the pyramid is just trying to escape, and that will cause a counter clockwise pyramid. Which sayd that all magnetic force is in the center of  clockwise and counterclockwise. What ever escapes from the center, will turn around and do a circle.

Either way, I would like to know if a magnet that is a circle having a 'vortex' is the same as a magnet being pyramid shaped the same vortex?

Which would have the strongest vortex, a circular magnet or a pyramid magnet? 

I'm asking too many questions man. Ignore them! pls!