hovering lamp

[THB79]

The point being.......?

[masterxilo]

Cool 'n' useless.

[1200killer]

Where can I buy one? and how much?

[simhopp]

cool, but not practical.

would be great display piece at some boutique or something, but not for regular home use.

[gusem]

how does eet work?!

[B3D14]

I... WANT... ONE...

[Danigoddamnit]

If strong magnets affected humans, we wouldnt have MRI scans, would we? They subject the body to HUGE magnetic fields.

So don't be stupid be be scared of magnets, they do nothing to you >.>

Jeez, the stupid myth things you hear nowadays >.>

[EilxirBlue23]

aren't strong magnets bad for your brain or something..?

[lostinseganet]

People are still arguing that one. The cell companies disagree...

[Danigoddamnit]

magnets cant do anything to you. MRI's use magnets, dont they? Kind of where MRI came from.. >.>

[JFGBD]

No, magnets do nothing to your body.

[EilxirBlue23]

oh ty but...

Is that long term proven fact or still a bit debatable...?

[JFGBD]

The only thing in our body that is magnetic is iron, and the magnets shouldn't be able to cause any damage if we have so little iron in our bloodstream.

Horrible wording, but I did the best I could.

[xtruma]

but if we eat so much iron and our blood contains enough to be altered in any way, we would turn into magneto from Xmen... lol

[JFGBD]

It's highly unlikely. It's near impossible to do what happened in that X-Men scene. You would literally have to eat iron in order to gain that effect, and for it to be in our blood, you need to be able to digest it. And even if you had that much iron in your blood, the body would already start to experience pain and eventually "overheat". Like massive dehydration, for example.

[Harlequin374]

@EilxirBlue23 The earth is the strongest magnet you can experience, and it protects you from incredible amounts of radiation. Magnets are not bad for your brain at all.

[joss14lillis]

magnetic

[MrShroubles]

ehh cool

now make a car with that

[isokessu]

well there's floating trains in japan. they are floating like 1mm or something and they go half of the speed of sound :D

[qwertyg33ks]

you mean mag-lev... which we have (only a few) in the US?

[isokessu]

yeah. btw speed goes about 1300 kilometers per hour and the fastest japanese train goes probably 700 km/h or something so it's about half of it... btw why did somebody gave me thumb down? O_o ..it's true

[Danigoddamnit]

Wow irrelevance 8D

[isokessu]

Well it was 581 km/h not 700 but maglev train floats! it's not irrelevance -.- read my first comment (not second comment I was just replying there)

[xtruma]

i heard the fastest is in japan ?? damnn that is FASSTTT...

[DR1ZERO]

would by one for sure if i hadnt spend all my money on a hover toilet, damm i like the lamp better :D

[goofycluts]

so...why the BLACK lampshade?

[Xyleera8]

because everything is better black ;)

[MiseriWay]

neato

[mauitaz2448]

I touched the screen and it turned on!(I have the magic finger!)

[okram1942]

I can hover around when i'm in nirvana :)

But the lamp is cool too... :)

[Attilaakiraly]

hihi :)

[goldencricket]

cool

[FrankBocker]

Magnetic hoverlamp: cool

BLACK lampshade: retarded

[collectinginfo]

Would be awesome on tv, perhaps the next stargate series. Definitely would buy one!

[94thts]

So cool! Would definately buy it!

[SergioDragonAlex]

I would totally buy it.

Not.

[ThaWord]

omg thats sick

[topclaw]

I would buy that.