the Ferrocell

[TinselKoala]

The MAGNETISM is separating the LED light into its components, as tested over and over and over.

likewise the explanation for same is simplex.


Since you forget, white light LEDs contain R , G, and B diodes.     (duhh).



higher capacitance EM frequencies are drawn to the inertial plane of the magnet, for obvious reasons.

No, tricolor LEDs contain all three colors. WHITE leds are single elements. If you go to any electronics store and ask for a "white" LED, or look in a white LED flashlight, you will find phosphor-converted, single element LEDs.

Phosphor-converted white light: Another approach to generating white light is by use of phosphors together with a short-wavelength LED. For example, when one phosphor material used in LEDs is illuminated by blue light, it emits yellow light having a fairly broad spectral power distribution. By incorporating the phosphor in the body of a blue LED with a peak wavelength around 450 to 470 nanometers, some of the blue light will be converted to yellow light by the phosphor. The remaining blue light, when mixed with the yellow light, results in white light.

http://www.lrc.rpi.edu/programs/nlpip/lightinganswers/led/whiteLight.asp

[TinselKoala]

The MAGNETISM is separating the LED light into its components, as tested over and over and over.

likewise the explanation for same is simplex.


Since you forget, white light LEDs contain R , G, and B diodes.     (duhh).



higher capacitance EM frequencies are drawn to the inertial plane of the magnet, for obvious reasons.

No, it is not. You can see for yourself the DIFFERENTLY COLORED LEDS surrounding the ferrocell proper. You are once again misrepresenting the actual state of affairs.

[TinselKoala]

Furthermore, truly white light is a continuum of all wavelengths from about 400 nanometers to about 700 nanometers. Put it through a prism or a diffraction grating and you will see a continuous rainbow of colors. The RGB LED produces the _sensation_ of white light if driven properly. Put it through a prism and you will see only the three welldefined emission wavelengths of Red Green and Blue.

I find it truly hilarious that a great Buddhist teacher cannot tell the difference between a sensation and the reality producing it.

I have dozens of the NeoPixel RGB LEDs shown in your enlargement, and I know how to drive them to produce the _sensation_ of any color by metameric mixing. The light emitted by the LED is only a mixture of the three spectral lines from the LEDs.... the different colors possible are synthesized in your experience by the hardware of your visual system.

[joel321]

Hey TA, just constructive opinions here – if in the middle there is a sphere that explodes and then goes back to itself, how does the outside explosion explodes inside itself?

Unless I'm getting it wrong, do you mean that in the "center" everything explodes inside itself continuously and everything outside explodes outside itself - the implosion/explosion contentiously?

So where is an implosion where there is an explosion hence in the middle, there is a balance. And this balance is magnetism?

The merely implosion and explosion is what causes particles?

Hear me out, so lets say that is the law....and just a little lagging of the implosion regarding the explosion is what makes things.

I don't know if I'm making myself clear.

Least say that light waves are implosion and explosions...but the light waves are more explosions than implosions? They are both light "particles" but the mere "lagging" is what causes the wave ripple?

Lets say perfect white color is implosion and explosion in balance...then any other color is ether in the beginning of the explosion/explosion or the later of the explosion/explosion if I can make myself clear?

What I really mean, where in the vortex is the color blue, yellow, orange, etc?

Just a curious question if you can understand.

I'm a noob.

[joel321]

Hey TA, the CENTER rotates in one way upon itself...and the OUTER rotates on itself in the opposite. SO when they rotate, are they both continuously making negative and positive PHENOMENA!?

It seems to me like they are stuck in space time. The center rotates upon itself over and over again and the outer rotates upon itself in the opposite direction. What I see is repulsion attraction.

The middle part want to implode while the outer part wants to explode. So we have this infinity (not yet known) implosion and infinity (not yet known) explosions).

Now if I apply that knowledge, do you believe the "milky way" is imploding or exploding?

Or, what do you thing is in the center that makes the lines forces turn around upon their self? What phenomena makes the magnet become a a magnet and for what purpose? Just to show it attract other metal like stuff? Or is there a purpose to being a magnet?

Just thinking out loud