Help with Ed Leedskalnin Riddle , any idea .

[Mk1]

@all

I got back from work , i will get to it after eating .

After this video i will talk about the 22.5 degree angle , here is a picture of the grand Masonic lodge look at the furniture .

I made a google search for 22.5 degree coil there is plenty to look at here is the first i got .

http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/Xplore/login.jsp?url=http%3A%2F%2Fieeexplore.ieee.org%2Fiel5%2F4636107%2F4649055%2F04650157.pdf%3Farnumber%3D4650157&authDecision=-203

I wonder why they called it eddy current ?

[sm0ky2]

That coil being described in the IEEE.explore link is used for mind control......


"eddy currents"  comes from the word Eddies
Which are caused while rowing a boat, and stroking your paddle turned sideways.
the little swirlies formed in the water, are similar to the first observations of "eddy currents". Thats why they are named as such.
has nothing to do with Ed, in fact they were named long before Ed wrote his books, and/or became 'famous'
I believe it was Faraday that coined the term, although i may be mistaken on that...

[sm0ky2]

again i draw these in a very simplified version, to only show the path of a single "electron" orbit. they will all follow similar paths, to create the final induced field. in light metals, the nucleus is magnetically imbalalnced. the induced field is the combined result of the imbalanced nuclii field + the inducing field. this causes a multi-vector path, hence the difference in the strength (and vector) of the induced field. generally these atomic structures have an uneven number of protons/neutrons. though there are exceptions to this, such as lead and mercury: whose 4th "electron shell" exhibits a "shielding" effect, that masks the true field of the nuclii. "diamagnetism" is the same effect as the "magnetism" in heavy metals, just in a different orientation and vector. a distinction which is mistakenly attributed to a different cause/effect by modern science.

Here i draw an example of the magnetic induction in copper and bismuth. As i mentioned before, each atomic structure creates a different induction. some fields are more coherent than others, but they are all essentially caused by the same effect.

[Mk1]

@smokey

Mind control you say !  is there such a thing  well well ...

You are a great asset keep the good work ! A real googler !

Léon Foucault 1851 discovered it i guess you can only get the full story if you read french ... http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Courants_de_Foucault click on english for fun ...

@all


Anyway 22.5 is the magic number .

I waiting for the video to show up on my channel , it will illustrate what i meant when i said creating magnets and that the polarity is stronger then the iron pull ...

I also found this new electric paper , i can't wait to see what they will make it do , but so far current in it seems to show a 22.5 pitch ... bummer the animated gif is to big .

Back soon ...
 

[sm0ky2]

Transcranial magnetic stimulation was on a show on the discovery channell a couple weeks ago. the subjects were "forced" to make decisions they did not make on their own.
even when instructed to make a different choice.

there have been conspiracy theories about such technologies for decades, but it is just recently being experimented with out in the open. They have just barely begun to scratch the surface, but already know how to control many of the brains functions with frequency-specific EMF radiation. Its pretty crazy stuff...
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guess i should have googled the eddy current thing, nice find
i cant read french though...

that electric paper, is that the stuff they're using in those digital-paper-books?
-single sheet of paper that can hold hundreds of books..
you click on it like a touch-screen to turn the page. i saw one a few months back at a tech-show. they're pretty neat.
i imagine people carrying them around instead of big bulky books..
or kids in schools, with a single sheet of paper that holds all their texts. but we're probably still a long time away from that..