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  • Chaotic movement can be produced in many mechanical (or mag) systems. You might get longer runtime by having the base magnets free to travel around in tracks, on a non-ferous base. FWIW :)

  • Cool vid and what makes it extra cool is that you can hear budgies inthe background! x)

  • search youtube for Finsrud --he made selfsustained closed system using magnets that runs and runs without external source (shh, it is the centrofugal force that is messing wiht the second dogma of thermodynamics)

  • Intuitively I would say your pendulum nees a bit more mass to counter the magnetic force. The force should be just above the momentum at the farthest swing.

  • The pendulum is providing some of the magnetic force. The weight is a magnet. The whole point is to watch it wobble around semi-chaotically and I think increasing the mass would detract from this.

  • can you tell me how to make this?...please, i just need it for the write-up of my project...please...

  • There are no plans, however you should be able to make out the necessary details from the video. The placement of the magnets is really just a matter of trial and error until you end up with something interesting.

    Also, don't use super-magnets, they stop the motion too quickly.

  • Nice idea, I needed it for a demonstration.

    Thank you !

  • Simple setup, chaotic result.

    I only seen this experiment with three equidistant magnets so far.

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