Magnet Myths and Misconceptions

[Newton II]

I can sum it up with three words, "please be real."

MileHigh

To be very clear, I have got a simple question :

When you pass a DC through a conductor, electrons flow or move like 'Newton balls' and a magnetic field is created around the conductor conforming to right hand thumb rule.   

Instead of passing a DC through the conductor, fully charge the conductor with electrons and move the conductor itself physically by applying mechanical force,  will the conductor create a magnetic field around it?   YES or NO.

If you say 'YES', it will have its own implications.  If you say 'NO',  then you will be conforming that electric charges moving under the influence of electric potential (voltage) only will produce magnetic fields. 

If you are not interested, please don't respond. 

[sparks]

  To get a permanent magnet motor to run it is very simple.  Polarize a permanent magnet so that it creates a magnetic field that duplicates the magnetic field of a copper wire conducting dc current.   If you can youve got a winner.   Replace conductor in below picture with said dynamic permanent magnetic thing and watch her spin for 400 years,

[TinselKoala]

To be very clear, I have got a simple question :

When you pass a DC through a conductor, electrons flow or move like 'Newton balls' and a magnetic field is created around the conductor conforming to right hand thumb rule.   

Instead of passing a DC through the conductor, fully charge the conductor with electrons and move the conductor itself physically by applying mechanical force,  will the conductor create a magnetic field around it?   YES or NO.

If you say 'YES', it will have its own implications.  If you say 'NO',  then you will be conforming that electric charges moving under the influence of electric potential (voltage) only will produce magnetic fields. 

If you are not interested, please don't respond.

You already have my answer to this.
http://www.overunity.com/14974/magnet-myths-and-misconceptions/msg419371/#msg419371

And here's a tiny bit more complicated answer:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Li%C3%A9nard%E2%80%93Wiechert_potential

So let's see what MH has to say about it.

[TinselKoala]

Exactly.

First the man denies it's existence, and then posts a picture showing it's existence.
And off course, as always, the were is your part.

I said what i wanted to say and i will leave it there since i am convinced it is enough to communicate the message.

I know it's hard to grasp the idea of field lines between all conducting objects in the universe but this is exactly what makes it so interesting because it would imply that every mobile phone or tablet or laptop or in fact any conducting object is already connected to one another by nature... and always has.
On another note this opens up more possibilities because you can work from open circuit to open circuit which is impossible where closed circuits are used, and this is also the area that has got room for 'external input' and would imply that a change of potential on one conducting object has to influence all other conductive objects in the universe but i better not go there it just too much.

(sic)

You are like the dog who looks at the master's finger, instead of where it's pointing, when the finger is pointing to something of much greater interest elsewhere.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=py-0dVJ4K_s

[vineet_kiran]

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