What is Electricty What is Magnetics?

[Pirate88179]

@ Nightlife:

You should watch the video series I posted a little earlier.  They are done by Prof. Walter Lewin at MIT and address many of the aspects of this discussion.  You can then see how your theory might possibly fit into what is known about physics and electricity at this point in time.  They are very enjoyable to watch.  There are 36 videos dealing with electricity and magnetism alone, each about an hour long.  I am on video 4 and loving it.

Bill

[nightlife]

Pirate88179, I read your post on that video series but for some reason I can't get use the link you provided. I meant to ask you about it before but I got side tracked.

Is there something I need to download to be able to use that link?

[Pirate88179]

Nightlife:

Yes, maybe.  I had to download realplayer as I did not have it.  I don't really like it and it is not set as my default player (which it tries to get you to do) but that is the only format it plays in.  Most seem to already have it, I had deleted mine but downloaded it so I can see these.  It should ask if you want to download realplayer, but if not, google realplayer and you can get it free.  Sorry I didn't say that before.  If this guy was not such a great lecturer, I would not have gone through the trouble, but it is worth it.  I hope you agree.

Bill

[nightlife]

I did a search and found another site that allows me to watch them. Thank you and I see now who he is and i have seen some of his lctures before. I am glad there are more and I too will be watching them all.

The following link is the one I am using.

http://web.mit.edu/smcs/8.02/

[Charlie_V]

I've worked with guys from MIT before, they aren't very imaginative and they like to steal your ideas