Roll on the 20th June

[bradpitt]

Hello all,
No I am not really bradpitt?? LOL
Just wanted to see if people just actually try this at home and see what they think. This is my video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdV9233_pnQ
Even if you try it without a lever you can feel there is a lot going on with gravity.
I would love it if someone with more computer experience could make a model and see what they can get out it??
Thanks

[legendre]

Ummmmmmm....quasi-light? Last time I heard about photons, they had to do with light.

I realized that I'd misspoke as I was sitting down to lunch.. but you beat me to it before I'd put down that last bite.

In a PM, the magnetic flux is a result of the combined magnetic moments of the aligned domains in the material, whereas in the Super EM (or any EM), the flux is the result of a flowing electrical current.

As for 'virtual photons', well.. I don't like it much more than you do, but they are the currently accepted 'stuff' behind magnetic flux. Having said that, photons and electrons are curiously similar things; at certain times, they seem almost interchangeable - and for whatever reasons, they have a way of showing up together at the oddest times. Shoot an electron over there, knock loose a photon (CRT display).. shoot a photon over here, knock loose an electron (Solar cell). It's like the damn things were made for each other.. **

(** but not by God)

-L

[onesnzeros]

The shit the world does not know really pisses me off sometimes, hey got a grandma?? make sure she drinks that milk!!! would want her to get osteoporosis!!!

UUUUMMMM how doe that go again let me see??? top three counties in the world with osteoporosis.

England
Sweden

United States

top three milk drinkers in the world


uuummm

England

Sweden

United States

Just imagine how bad it would be if they didn't drink milk.....

1n0s

[MrGrynch]

Ah yes, now it makes so much more sense.  the flat peice of inanimate steel laying flat on the floor all of a sudden does a massive amount of work, that has nothing to do with the magnet on the ceiling.
got it, perfectly clear now   but if i lifted it up there by hand, then work was accomplished.  yes I see it now, magnets can't do anything.

I never said it had nothing to do with the magnet on the ceiling.  It has a great deal to do with it, however, it is not doing the work.

That "inanimate" plate of steel is teeming with activity at the atomic level.  All of those silly little electrons are polarizing the vacuum as their charge forces move through it.  The vacuum structure units are also teeming with activity in the form of intrinsic angular momentum.  It is the coupling of this activity and the vacuum polarization caused by the magnet that  cause the steel to move.  Normally the spin vectors of the vacuum are randomized, so there is no net motion by objects that exist within it (except for spin), but the atoms are always in motion.  The magnet causes the vacuum to polarize in such a way that removes this randomness and the intrinsic angular momentum of the vacuum, coupled with the atoms of the steel, align to move the steel toward the magnet.

Consider the vacuum, and its intrinsic angular momentum as a collection of rivers with random directions.  Magnets cause these directions to align in a relatively coherent stream.  The atoms of the steel contain at least one 'loose' outer shell electron.  This is why metals are conductors and also why metals are magnetic.  This loose electron is coercible into different states by the presence of a magnetic field.  The reason for this is because the charge force is also a polarization of the vacuum, just as magnetism is.  The two forces must reconcile their impact on the local vacuum.  If a magnetic 'field' overlaps the sphere of influence of this loose electron, the electron path is altered to resolve the conflict.  Once the angular momentum of the atoms of the steel align with the polarized vacuum spin field, the steel will move on its own like a canoe, on this aligned 'waterway'.  The magnet is not lifting the steel.  It is not doing anything other than existing.  Like I said in a previous post, the magnet polarizes the vacuum.  If it did not do this, it would not be a magnet, so this attribute of magnets cannot be considered work, just like you don't consider the creation of a negative charge by an electron to be doing work, which is also a polarization of the vacuum.   In all cases it is the intrinsic angular momentum of the vacuum which is ultimately providing the locomotive force of attraction or repulsion.


-Dave

[onesnzeros]

Hello all,
No I am not really bradpitt?? LOL
Just wanted to see if people just actually try this at home and see what they think. This is my video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EdV9233_pnQ
Even if you try it without a lever you can feel there is a lot going on with gravity.
I would love it if someone with more computer experience could make a model and see what they can get out it??
Thanks

Sadly brad, I fear you have nothing, have explained nothing, demonstrated nothing, proved nothing, have no knowledge of physics, but if you are in fact joking, then you are fucking hilarious buddy, good job!!

1n0s