Howard Johnson Replication Tube Claim

[TinselKoala]

TK try to do a static charge on the bar you are sliding the magnet down. Extra or less electrons may show some interesting effect.  Of course you will then need to think of a way to place the magnet without disturbing the charge on the rod, and to insulate the magnet from the charge.

Don't back out the door on the electron spin thing of contracting and expanding orbit. LOL

I can certainly put a charge on the bar. But can you be more specific about what hypothesis we are testing, and what some possible results might be and how they might relate to the overarching theory (which I guess is about those contracting and expanding orbits...).
I gotta tell you though, I buy the whole quantum chemistry thing, and I might have different ideas about electron orbits and energy levels than you do.

[nyctuber]

Erm. Uh...

Why (or how) are Mylow's fishing lines parallel at the width of his base assembly, if they just wrap around the motor shaft at the other end? Shouldn't they be converging noticeably? I thought he did not use a pulley on the motor...??

The motor was at least 8 feet away. You really need to download that hi res video, its clearer than you can even imagine. Even while he's on his knees giving his little speech into the camera, there it is.


http://www.mininova.org/tor/2594618


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[markdansie]

More damming evidence,
Implicates his brother as well on the six magnet device
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLLSUV6rNPo

If Mylow doesnt come clean on the Stonehenge with either full confession or an independent validation , he will be very famous shortly. Time to get the mainstream media involved.
Mark

[joe_1001101]

The motor was at least 8 feet away. You really need to download that hi res video, its clearer than you can even imagine. Even while he's on his knees giving his little speech into the camera, there it is.


http://www.mininova.org/tor/2594618


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If I understand TK's question correct, even at 8 feet the lines would not be as parallel as they were.  I wondered about that motor shaft pic too on the couch.  The pic must not show the motor correct.

Joe

[BEP]

John

Aluminum because the reactions to a moving flux are wildly different. Ferrous material simply shorts or redirects the flux. It doesn't matter if their is a relational movement or not.

The only time aluminum exhibits those qualities(?) is when there is relational movement. Of course it is paramagnetic so there is always some attraction.

I suggest you throw out any ideas this is related to a copper wound motor.

There was a time I spewed the wonders of aluminum but that has ended. If folks want to know I tell them to experiment and figure it out. If you can then tell the difference between copper and aluminum (magnetically) then you may be on the right track.
None of it is magic or fringe science. It just isn't well known, even though electrical products have used these wonders for over a hundred years.
When you can connect the info to the non-Faraday's Paradox.....

Still, I got slammed once too often.


Brainstorming here is not a good thing. The PC heroes and book vomiters will wipe out the conversation.

And yes Al is slightly diamagnetic but so are all conductive metals. Cu much more diamagnetic than many. The paramagnetic qualities of Al washes out the 'dia' with the more dominant 'para'.

Isn't anyone interested in the curl of the path for the sliding magnet?

It isn't angle. It is speed, magnet strength, conductivity, shape and mass and the same for the slide (strength reflecting the content of magnetic materials in the alloy).

Didn't someone say Mylow spoke of a magnet floating?

So, does that sound so silly now?


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