frictionless homopolar generator

[WilbyInebriated]

So, you actually think you out foxed Faraday? Faraday only concluded through experiment of what occurs during his observations, he did not make the laws, he simply defined them with years of research, if there was a solution, Faraday had the mind that would of found it long before you came up with your brilliant idea's.

only a super fluid can be frictionless. deal with it, it is a proven fact. also, if you want to eliminate the physical brushes then use a high voltage arc instead. you will still have field resistance to deal with. a super fluid is also non electrically conductive.

How does that pop your bubbled world perspective?

your first paragraph is assumption and conjecture.

your second paragraph is bordering on megalomania. are you really so bold as to suggest that we are at the summa of ALL knowledge?

how does that pop your bubbled world perspective?

sincerely your personal pitbull.

p.s. i know you once said you "study to[sic] much to be wrong", so i thought i would let you know that it's "would have" not "would of"...

[onthecuttingedge2010]

your first paragraph is assumption and conjecture.

your second paragraph is bordering on megalomania. are you really so bold as to suggest that we are at the summa of ALL knowledge?

how does that pop your bubbled world perspective?

sincerely your personal pitbull.

p.s. i know you once said you "study to[sic] much to be wrong", so i thought i would let you know that it's "would have" not "would of"...

Hi Wilby.

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Got it. Thanks.
Jerry

[CompuTutor]

Please, on general purpose,
propose a full-friction homopolar

[triffid]

onevoice,can you tell me more about faradays paradox?Or someone else?triffid

[triffid]

A physics forum on faradays paradox,  http://www.physicsforums.com/archive/index.php/t-314866.html           triffid