Electromagnetic Shield

[MrIlikegadgets]

this will make one bad ass school project, i better get cracking lol

[daomingjin]

you could use it as a containment field for a Farnsworth Fusor.....

Keep experimenting and reading

many have forgotten all of the breakthroughs that were made in the last 50 years, yet were never marketed...

[MegaUncleSam1]

I am sure this is a plasma shield

[Wolfenion]

Very interesting. I think calling it a shield isn't right though as some people have mentioned. First of all you need the center of it to not get hot if you are to protect whatever will be in the middle. Second, it might stop living flesh from getting past it, but you can easily poke through it with a simple metal rod.

Cool though, I'd love to see it work in real life.

[Aedazan]

@Wolfenion If it had computer controls it could increase the power output (via a capacitor or buffer of some kind) whenever something comes in contact with it, if you were able to increase the power by a few factors it would self-ground to active and possibly begin to melt metal :)

But yes, it requires more research, Im sadly busy with my university work :(

[77GSlinger]

@Aedazan See "The College Conspiracy" on youtube, then drop out and start working on your ideas instead. You will go much farther if you shun a quackademic degree, they have now become absolutely useless and laughable! Blessings

[xxxx3248]

@Aedazan I will like to do it in my home, could you show me, please ? what were tools ?

[chadbaker666999]

@Aedazan This is Ipossible on a large scale..Just because of the power needed...A Elctromagnetic force field would be better..requires less energy..But if you could have a Nuclear fusion generator this would work...

[chadbaker666999]

@chadbaker666999 LOL Fail Fission

[GearzVoNKod3]

its not literally a shield, its a single arc that is rotating around the field of the magnet roughly 30 thousand times per second

[huhdude1]

love the idea of manipulating the manetic web all over earth like two magnets pushing or repeling each other same theory plasma type bubble with a pod centered within the bubbleall magnetically bending the fabric of magnatismand plasma bubble will give you a atmosphere within our atmosphere big enough to fit a pod or ship in the travel features would be endless somehow riding on the earths natural magnetical field or repelent earths core is a huge magnet we should b able to manipulate and ride

[GzusFreak1]

looks like an oven burner

[IAbominator]

Were did u get that magnet from

[MrIlikegadgets]

@IAbominator you could get a high quality magnet from many sources, it's probably a Neodymium (rare earth) magnet.

[MrUnder24]

How could I make one of those electromagnetic barriers?

[hiroki203]

awesome i can use that as my paper Shredder or a pencil sharpener uhh too much imaginations

[HotCityRecords]

what exacty does this "shield" protect...and from what?

[fuunguus]

@HotCityRecords

Plasma weapons, lol i donno :D

[rickklarenberg]

@HotCityRecords it protects the centre of then shield... from human fingers :D

[501stlegioncommander]

ok o is plasma a gas? or does plasma emit from the magnet when electricity makes contact?

[Aedazan]

@501stlegioncommander plasma is the 4th state of matter. It it (in this case) super heated air which has lost its electrons and is highly magnetic.

[501stlegioncommander]

well then how did you super heat the air? the electricity?

[Aedazan]

@501stlegioncommander Electricity is such a boring term. Think of it as a flow of electrons. The stream of electrons is extremely thin and super heats the surrounding air where it flows.

[Aedazan]

@Aedazan It superheats the air and in doing so it lowers the resistance of the air allowing a greater flow of current.

[smokescreenninjato]

@Aedazan throw some paper into it

[mgmirkin]

Magnetic fields only follow from electric currents in the plasma. No current, no magnetic field. Plasma itself is not necessarily "magnetic," though it is certainly more highly susceptible to various electromagnetic effects and the influence of electric or magnetic fields. But it doesn't have an inherent magnetic field. That only comes from currents flowing through it, if any.

[PsionNinja]

You should try to include diamagnetic materials in these experiments. I know that bismuth is such an item. It's is quite cheap, but I don't know if it's toxic or not.

[Aedazan]

@PsionNinja bismuth is used as a replacement for lead in many industrial processes due to safety concerns. Due to that I would imagine that it is far less toxic.

[Beamshipcaptain]

It holds in an Atmosphere very well, which makes it perfect for landing bays, or artificial-glass for spacecraft, or at higher energy, force fields for passive-defence for aircraft, ships, or spacecraft. Or how about a body-shield, as in DUNE?

[Aedazan]

@Beamshipcaptain Due to the nature of electrons it does infact repel normal air

(non ionized air (I havnt tried but i would imagine that it would attract ionized air))

[Aedazan]

@Aedazan This means that it could be used for spaceship landing bays :D

[zhmapper]

but how could you ionize the air if there was no air in the first place?

[Aedazan]

@zhmapper there is air on the inside of the bay and none on the outside

[Beamshipcaptain]

I know. That is how sonic-boom is canceled in Stealth aircraft, and also softening or elimination or radar-cross-section. Work done in 1960s by Northrup Aircraft Corporation, and the Marshall space flight center in Huntsville, AL.

[flyingpigstuff]

This is skynet...

[hazmat440]

I was thinking of setting up something like this using a rodin coil with a secondary winding like a tesla coil in the center just to see if it would have the same effect ? Nice job keep it up!!

[pepsithrowback1]

isnt it so hot that it malts metal???

[DemonTraven]

yeah, its the hottest thing in ze universe...

[groxforpresident]

lol. thats normal plasma. yeah its hot! but there is quark-gluon plasma [different kind] (found only in the center of a neutron star). its WAYYY hotter than that!!!

[Slic3R1]

no it's not

[QuantumCarl]

This should be turned inside out to be a viable solution for a shield.

The science is behind it, now bring in the designers! :D

[CAOrellana777]

can this deflect anything?

[Epim3theus]

no, but it seems to be able to melt anything

[CAOrellana777]

cool if only it could be launched from some kind of gun

[holycrapapie]

Awesome!

gimme-gimme-gimme!

5/5

[Hansolo60]

wow

[9lk00583]

you need to make a tutorial cause this is UBER cool and i want one and did you use a jacobs ladder or some other source of an arc

[onthecuttingedge2005]

Have you put a vacuum sensor inside the Plasma cone to detect a vacuum and or any super heated plasma inside?

[charcoal777]

jst wonderin,,is that some sort of burner with the tip adjusted to make that cone shape??nice work btw ^^

[Aedazan]

no, this is real electric plasma

[Zengx]

can it deflect anything?

[dbuschhorn]

It deflects fingertips, and attracts moths really well.

[keola310]

if you put a higher megnetic field with more enery you could make the shield more dence.. then you could try making cold plasma.. :P

[bodkin77]

it looks cool, but where's the voiceover explanation?

[T3XProductions]

Have you tryed puting a regular object through it or does it actually repel objects?

5/5

[Aedazan]

sadly is doesnt repel :( it does however burn almost anything I put into it.