Rotary magnetic fields

[SnowboardFranz7]

i dont get the sense of this vid o.O

[777uratza]

is it the magnetic field or electric field ?????

[Lootroq]

@777uratza I believe the swirls would be the magnetic field and the dots would be the the source of electric perpendicular to it

[666NightShade]

someones been dividing by zero....

[izzyceearr]

this just explains what i see on acid

[tracmag]

I would like to ask if this could be a representation of the magnetic fields that are evident in the Tracmag videos?

[MrJonnyames]

what the hell did i just watch?

[Neurotripsicks]

looks like something from a Tool video. I like it.

[RicardoLuizBento]

Legal

[SadieandArianna]

got hymitized

[davidbrytni]

If this was a binary star system you could have just discovered how super massive black holes exist. post the formula you used. "want to look at it." never mind, broken field lines this won't work. nice try though. keep at it.

[davidbrytni]

If this was a binary star system you could have just discovered how super massive black holes exist. post the formula you used. "want to look at it."

[MaicahRu]

What's this video trying to show?

[Nintendodude1994]

ITS A YIN YANG!!!!

[giovani41234]

hypnotize.... hypnotize... HYPNOTIZE!!!!!!

wait... what?? what just happened?

[rodentwizard]

Your program has some bugs in it (when I tried to run with qbasic) DO is a reserved keyword and in your app it shud be DOQ also the second last line needs to be commented out. Use an apostophe. Very cool program! Some documentation and variable naming would be nice. I cant comprehend ur code.

[KarlBednarik]

@rodentwizard

A new program textfile in Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0

Windows 32 application on my website: AB310810.txt



[rodentwizard]

@KarlBednarik May I suggest opengl?

[rodentwizard]

@KarlBednarik I got it to compile :D looks very nice

[carlmelanson1]

Everything curves back to its source no matter how far it is. Interesting. Looks kind of fake though.

[KarlBednarik]

@carlmelanson1

My program uses only static equations.

For correct calculations it needs dynamic equations.

[Si3z3]

@KarlBednarik so are you saying this is a theory or is actually real?

[KarlBednarik]

@Si3z3 This video is physically not real. Details: Discussion on german Wikipedia: Diskussion:Feldlinie#Spiralarm­­e My program uses only static equations. For correct calculations it needs dynamic equations. Real picture: /karl.bednarik/ROTFELD3.PNG on my website. YouTube blocks internet addresses.

[brijix223]

Question: if we have 2 circular magnets kept parallel to each other, does the force of repulsion increase/ decrease when you rotate them?(in same/ anti direction?)

I need to know the answer, can you help me?

[andonjuin]

so am i right when i say that those white lines are magnetic flux? and are they to-scale measurements? as in, can you measure lines of flux with this?

[nfexp]

u sure its not aether?

[tfennimore]

Cool! You can see how the magnetic flux lines join when the poles are opposite (represented as different colors).

[madscirat]

Fascinating. Large celestial bodies store huge amounts of potential energy in counter rotating magnetic fields, I wonder if there's a way we could do that in a controlled fashion using such models

[UnoRaza]

Perfection!

[meznz]

Hey henrykay send your bank acc details I'll transfer the $6 million right away hahahahaha pfft

[DanaHamelit]

The wave is subturvet and has much FG,HG,LM the HG has two of the main lines in form.

[jessexbraughton]

i don't understand one comment on this video, not even mine...

[Darthvanger]

wow it's like dipoles

[Everythingisound]

As above so below

[Alansr10]

love that song

[ask666999]

hahaahahha this is like a screensaver

[maddcatone]

Galaxies form no differently than planets or stars. It's all matter under a gravitational attraction. A galaxy is in layman's terms just a star with too much angular momentum to form a sphere and thus spreads its contents throughout the common vector of motion. In other words a disk radiating outwards from the common point of attraction.

[1acount]

iyd iunptobr,

[Selasia]

Wrong. Each of your points.

Research electromagnetism first then plasma cosmology.

[maddcatone]

please elaborate. I appreciate your input. I'm trying to learn, but just saying research electromagnetism and plasma cosmology doesn't help me any. If I am wrong then I'm sorry, but everything I've said comes from the research I have been continuously doing for the past 8 years. Thanks!

[Selasia]

First learn how the electro-magnetism forms a formative field with certain characteristics. See how the Sphere, Spiral disc and Hourglass shapes/movements arise. wikicompany. org/wiki/911:Energy

Then apply that knowledge to astronomic processes: wikicompany. org/wiki/911:Plasma_cosmos

[maddcatone]

just making sure... You were talking to me right Selasia?

[Selasia]

... and everyone else who's interested ofcourse.

(Tip: click "view all comments" at the bottom of the page to see the comment threads.)

[nickharvey7]

Its beautiful!!

Makes you wonder if spiral galaxies could form this way?

[aivsdeveloper]

what program did u make to demonstrate this>

[mlrspowder]

earthdude10:

that's not "lagging," that's opposite poles repelling and like poles attracting

[TheFBomb3r]

I think he meant the frame rate is lagging

[desantiaxion]

take a mag. to a "T.V."

[earthdude10]

For the field line to lag like that, does your model not imply the magnets are moing at extremely high speed? like close to c? Thats the only way i can think of to explain the information lag

[boxa888]

i remade teslas wireless energy system! yes i have transmitted industrial energy wirlessly! this is very important this is the system tesla wanted to use to power this world for all people! please everyone reseach it! i even put up videos on youtube so that we can learn how the system works! please reseach! its really important!

[MrFrancisH]

I notice that the speed of rotation is the same for both Magnets. Could not you upload with one magnet falling back in phase, that might be interesting also.

Very good video anyway.

[dajsinjo]

is it very fast, like close to speed of light?

[FireFox9032]

That explains the Big Bong theory first theorized by Cheech & Chong.

[WildBillVT74]

"Hey Double Bubble" Hey man thats time travel false advertising Woo hoo ha ha ha

[JokeForDeath]

wee lines go spin spin =D

[gonyea12]

Fascinating, I'd like to know how they made that effect.

[snedie69er]

Using super computers. Simulations such as this one can takes weeks or even months to complete accurately. The Japanese Earth Centre is the worlds largest data centre and conduct experiments such as this 24/7/365

[moraisen]

eine gute grundidee für ein perpetuum mobile!

[gocartsgo]

trippy...

[elefante0z]

wow, 2 blobs of white string rotating

I cant believe this got a 4/5

[niiidar]

It's a simulation of magnetic fields, you idiot. It is very interesting!

[projectsnowflake]

so he is an idiot becuse he ask a question?

[azulnox]

prag0patel, u got serious paranoid issues to work over. I suggest therapy

[ActiveStorage]

black holes, and dark matter dont exist

google electric universe

or plasma astrophysics

[apple0145]

Yuo should probably get your education from some research in the firled rather than the internet.

[ActiveStorage]

what do u mean by "research in the filed"?

[apple0145]

i mean quoting something legit, eg a paper or textbook, not wikipedia

previous typo:

fireld -> field

[ActiveStorage]

i hope u do realize that any fundamental source of information is neither wikipeida nor a book\paper or whatever u was talking about there.

think about it

peace

[Loveseekingmissile]

Not everyhing needs to be quoted from previous works. One could have original personal observations and be just as valid.

[maddcatone]

very true! The greatest breakthroughs are ones that come as a surprise.

[tennisdude1554]

@maddcatone yea but those anoy me cuz its usually the ppl who dont deserve to make the discovery that do

[maddcatone]

I wouldn't say usually. Occasionally people like Galileio get recognized while Thomas Harrier doesn't, just because one published and the other didn't, but to say someone doesn't deserve to make a breakthrough is subjective. It's merely an oppinion.

[big5824]

that is just one of many theorys......which is still yet to be proven

[ViniSC09]

This assure entirely that charged particles moving along the space can create a magnetic field surround. (I suppose!)

I didn't have any idea how these things works. It's such a paranormal vision about we can't see.

\o/ Oh hell yeah lol

[t4yga]

This appears to show magnetic field lines breaking and rejoining. This doesn't happen in reality.

[sasho54]

Electric field of two rotating dipols.

[Mendelevium146]

yea lol

[themanyone]

That's very relaxing. Did you know that a magnetic field looks totally different to an electron? To an electron, a magnetic field looks somewhat like a stationary spiral pattern which is shaped like a letter N or S depending on which way you look at it. Push the spiral towards a wire and it induces current. Leave it there and nothing happens. Pull it away and current appears again, but in the opposite direction. The world looks strange when I use my electro vision.

[fordalulz123]

wat are you talking about?

[sebairaf3]

hi, is it a software? please tell the name if it is, i really need it, thanks... :)

[KarlBednarik]

Program textfile in Microsoft GWBASIC on my website: MAGFELD8.txt

Programming language on my website: GWBASIC

(the extention and all direct links were blocked by YouTube)

Gif animation on my website: MAGFEL-8.gif

Click my name, seek my website.

[KarlBednarik]

Discussion on german Wikipedia:

Diskussion:Feldlinie#Spiralarm­e

My program uses only static equations.

For correct calculations it needs dynamic equations.

[KarlBednarik]

It produces only electromagnetic waves.

[SvenTwelve]

he's refering to some sketchy experimentation that was purported to induce altered states of consciousness through exposing the brain to magnetic fields.

[hootinouts]

Gee, do you suppose we can solve the world's problems with this knowledge?

[XxKpunk13]

Absolutely!

[dreckoyan]

Yes thats true we are going to collide with another galaxy in future.But we can mabey lear how to escape worm hole in the futured

[fisher134]

wow it spins

it so cool

yey....this shit is stupid

[xtom1973]

is there a winamp plugin?

[AnonymousBlargg]

OMG IT SPINS

[LUMEDO57]

Great, please could you simulate the opositte direction of the magnets? thanks a lot congratulations for lets see your work.

[FuserPokemon]

this is what's going to happen to our galaxy in about 1 million years. It will collide with another galaxy and create a new galaxy then the sun explodes we die then new planets come then new people come. COCKROACHES WON'T SURVIVE!!!

[brennanww]

lol 1million years? no srry but no the chances of that happening are very rare but it does happen not to us though and if it did the sun wouldnt explode and we would die of the sun expanding before we died of it exploding and yes the cockroaches will survive because they will get in their space ship and go away have you never seen men in black?

[250100]

It wont be happening not for a very long time... the closest galxy to us is andromeda, and she aint headed in our direction...

[Gag660]

wtc

[Robkaz1]

wierd

[M3T4LH34D812]

TimeWeaving

[icangels2001]

hmm acts like a wave and a particle.

[jurisnake8]

Well, there is no magnetic field I can see

[ksparkym]

Have you never heard of basic magnetism??

Do me a favour, Google it, read, watch again, and rid this world of one less idiot

[jurisnake8]

Just replace "magnetic" with "electric" and it will be more appropriate. And please do not talk that way to a man who seriously study physics.

[Beamshipcaptain]

S. E. G.

[sackcloth777]

i wonder what 3 rotors would do with fixed magnets. What it might achieve as perhaps a chain reaction of fields combining. Just a thort on the idea of the magnetic motor, like MichelleNye's husbands on her YT channel.

One day these things will be as common knowledge and rudimentary as electric motors and generators with Free Energy.

[shubus]

I wonder if this could be done real time with a jig to rotate the cylindrical magnets and magnetic film on top--and video the results....

[saleall]

does this require super computer to simulate?

[KarlBednarik]

No, only a PC, 350 MHz, Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Paint, Microsoft Gif Animator,

Program textfile in Microsoft GWBASIC on my website: MAGFELD8.txt

Programming language on my website: GWBASIC (the extention and all direct links were blocked by YouTube)

Gif animation on my website: MAGFEL-8.gif

Discussion on german Wikipedia: Diskussion:Feldlinie#Spiralarm­e

[jdmforyou]

sick

[ginobilly]

imagine this in 3-D

[Kl4pp5tuhl]

That would indeed be interesting!

[Rabikun]

cool