----> PROOF Magnets Have a SPINNING Magnetic Field

[Acca]

 Here are some of my clips from years ago.... on magneticvortex validation...



And 1944 popular science on magnetic water splitting..

Below..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXifaqdbLhs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DxeKL28lR28
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_Az_sZXjHU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaMf1aq6Njg


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[MileHigh]

Nothing has changed in the last nine months and magnets do not have a spinning magnetic field.  For Al's aquarium videos, an astute kid in Grade 9 General Science class could explain them after doing the research and figuring it out themselves.  If you are really interested in electricity and magnetism, and you don't understand the aquarium clips, then a good self-challenge would be to explain what is going on by doing your own research and figuring it out for yourself.

This is a clip from Al that I haven't seen before:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W_Az_sZXjHU

"Iron Rods with Monopoles by Magnetflipper."

One more time the response is no, there are no iron rods with monopoles being shown in that clip, period.  The self-challenge one more time is to look at the clip and explain it for yourself using rational reasoning.

Leading yourself down an incorrect garden path is definitely what you do NOT want to do.

[MagnaProp]

Here are some of my clips from years ago.... on magneticvortex validation...

Good info thanks! Your monopole video is interesting as well. Wouldn't mind knowing how it was done.

This is the only other DIY monopole experiment I have seen from MrTeslonian- 
https://youtu.be/rOdTDkgEdAY

[MileHigh]

Good info thanks! Your monopole video is interesting as well. Wouldn't mind knowing how it was done.

This is the only other DIY monopole experiment I have seen from MrTeslonian- 
https://youtu.be/rOdTDkgEdAY

The clip above is an electronics quackery clip.   Most of what the guy is saying in the clip is fantasy talk.  He did not produce any monopoles where the molten solder falls on the paint can lids.   He made no attempt whatsoever to check out the 3D space around the two solidified solder blobs on the paint can lids.  If he had simply checked out the full 3D space around the solidified blobs of solder he would have discovered that both of them were weak conventional magnets with both north and south poles.  How he could not do this most basic fundamental test that any person with common sense would do is beyond me.

[MagnaProp]

The clip above is an electronics quackery clip...

The agents are getting restless so we must be close. I'll be stocking up on tin foil. Sounds like I'll need a bigger hat.

But more to the point, I assume he either did your test before he took the video and just neglected to show it in full during the video or he simply neglected to do it and got caught up in the moment. I've seen his other videos and don't believe he intentionally misleads people. We all make a mistakes from time to time. Looks easy enough to replicate for anyone that wants to try it or questions the results. That mech assisting suite he built recently is awesome.