SMOT! - (previously about the OC MPMM)

[Low-Q]

A short explanation to my previous post:

If the ball is moving from B to C, the ball vill be able to go back to A from C, on one condition: If mgh2 is less than the diameter of the ball. In order to violate CoE, mgh2 must be equal or greater than the diameter of the ball, else not the complete mass of the ball is travelling mgh2. It is possible to lift the ball more this high, but then the ball will need energy from the hand to release it from point C as the magnetic force, in order to lift the ball higher than its diameter, will keep the ball in point C.

So no matter how you put it, CoE is obeyed.

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[Omnibus]

@Low-Q,

Your incoherent rantings should stop. This thread isn't a trash bin for intellectual garbage.

[Low-Q]

@Low-Q,

Your incoherent rantings should stop. This thread isn't a trash bin for intellectual garbage.

Getting busted is never a pleasent experience. I understand your concerns, and I hope you'll get well.

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[Omnibus]

@Low-Q,

Cut it out.

[Low-Q]

@Omnibus

The diameter is an expression of its size and mass. As it is a sphere, the diameter is therefor easy to use as an example when you want to calculate the energy required to lift the ball at hight mgh2.

Please try to see this. I'm not joking - really!!

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