Faraday's Paradox experiment

[lumen]

I did the same experiment in my laboratory with uncoated ceramic disc magnets (that were magnetized through the thickness), and the magnet on the bottom DID NOT ROTATE when the top magnet was rotated.

I agree that the magnets should not rotate each other, and in fact a coating would make no difference. The faces need to be parallel to avoid any change in field intensity that is linking with the opposing magnet.

So in the case of no influence on the opposing magnet, which one is the field rotating with?

[Linearfashion]

I must admit, I have not read the entire thread. But from what I have read it seems the focus is around understanding magnetic flux. There is an idea that has been floating around in my head for quite some time. Perhaps it may be possible for someone to create it. Essentially the design would allow a snapshot of the flux (kinda). A large plexiglass container would need to be built, a magnet would be suspended in the center. High speed cameras would be mounted at different angles around the container. Compressed air would blast a fine ferrous powder into the box, and the cameras would snap pics. Hopefully, a nice three dimensional image would result.

[Rosemary Ainslie]

I must admit, I have not read the entire thread. But from what I have read it seems the focus is around understanding magnetic flux. There is an idea that has been floating around in my head for quite some time. Perhaps it may be possible for someone to create it. Essentially the design would allow a snapshot of the flux (kinda). A large plexiglass container would need to be built, a magnet would be suspended in the center. High speed cameras would be mounted at different angles around the container. Compressed air would blast a fine ferrous powder into the box, and the cameras would snap pics. Hopefully, a nice three dimensional image would result.

Very nice.   

GB - I'm not sure you've proved your point in that test - but it's a good argument - IMHO

Regards,
Rosemary

[Rosemary Ainslie]

Ok, I will be publishing papers in the free time to explain the Faraday paradox.
"Faraday paradox phenomenon" is entirely reasonable, and there is no contradiction.
Eventually we will reach this conclusion: Faraday disc not inconsistent the theory of relativity/Newton's third law/theory of electromagnetism-related...
So, should not put too much energy to study it. It does not give us an extra surprise.

Just a reminder?    Hope you're still with us ajunkeji

[Rosemary Ainslie]

sigma 16
quote:
Wasting your time on this thread.  The Ainslie Crew has arrived to trash anything that doesn't mention "zipons".
---------------------
When did you become a "Girly Man"[spoken like a california governor}?
?
Chet

Chet?  I thought we'd made friends?    And NO-ONE except you has brought up the 'Z' word.  Whatever next?  Golly.


Rosie