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Title: Magnetism is charged mass's inertia
Post by: sparks on March 13, 2008, 02:51:36 PM
       I think the topic says it all.  The charged mass's inertia being able to be felt from afar because the charge is able to be felt from afar.
Title: Re: Magnetism is charged mass's inertia
Post by: z.monkey on March 14, 2008, 08:41:00 PM
Magnetism is kinetic aether.  When an electron moves through space it disturbs aether like a boat leaving a wake on the water.  In a wire it will make a conical wake behind the electron.  In an inductor it will make a spherical field like wake.  Radio works because the electrons moving through a inductor generate a three dimensional aetheric wake.  This aetheric wake travels through space and will cause a sympathetically tuned (same frequency) circuit to rock in its wake.  The electromagnetic field of a radio transmitter only extends a few feet beyond the antenna, but the aetheric fluctuations can travel light years.

Electrons are not round, but a funny conical shape on the leading edge, and a semi half spherical shape on the trailing edge. They are designed to spin when they are pushed through the aethers.

When you push a direct current through a inductor it makes a continuous spherical field around the inductor.  The magnetic field of the earth is similar, except it has a DC modulation of 7.8 Hertz.

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Title: Re: Magnetism is charged mass's inertia
Post by: sparks on March 15, 2008, 10:13:43 AM
    The radio wave propogates and it's emf or mass inertial frame quickly merges into other inertial frames.  But the charge oscillation continues on through the aether which I feel is comprised of vibrations of charge.    I see aether as filled with vibrations of infinitely varying wavelenghths.  Mass as resonant vibrations or vibrations synchronous with time.  Dispersion force constantly battling concentration force,  the creators of vibration.