@JamalBCHES220 Such is the nature of the internet. It's amazing how tough and forthright someone is when hiding behind a screen-name and computer monitor. Your point is very well taken.
@muffinroxs101 iron fibers always show the invisible pattern of a magnetic field. First each iron fiber becomes a magnet. Then the magnetic force causes it to twist until it aligns with the stronger field.
If iron fibers are falling slowly through oil, they'll show you a 3-dimensional magnetic field pattern.
@JaySeeAndWe Or I could clamp it in my teeth, then add the audio track later! In the buckyballs/amoebas magnets videos I held it under my chin. Actually this time it was a quick-release tripod against my chest. Tripod equals no camera motions. You can hear the clicking when I connect the base of the camera with the little lever.
@JamalBCHES220 Much here is informed by past textbook consulting work. I know where many common widespread mistakes lie. If I mention one, I'm contradicting hundreds of grade-school books and thousands of teachers. I must be wrong? But science isn't determined by voting, so the number of books teaching the same error is irrelevant, it still remains a mistake.
Plus I can't be competent, since I don't stand in front of a whiteboard wearing a suit+tie! See bit.ly 9B1sT1
wbeaty: re: leaking plexiglass joints: the baby oil expands with heat and will shatter a glass bottle on a hot day: I know, because it happened to my 3D viewer! Unscrew the lid between uses and set in a catch bowl to collect any overflow if the oil expands.
@95b40 Here's a way to see magnetic fields ...IN THREE DIMENSIONS.
Yes, you really can see the 3D flux patterns surrounding several magnets. Ever wondered what space-filling magnetic fields really look like? Build this simple device and find out. (Hint: you could also enclose some dry iron filings between two glass plates for a no-mess two-dimensional device. But even in that device, using oil will buoy up and lubricate the iron, making it much more sensitive to very weak fields.
DO YOU HAVE PROBLEMS WITH TOO MANY LARGE FILINGS THAT SETTLE OUT TOO QUICKLY?
Just do this. Shake the bottle vigorously and turn it upside down. Let the big filings settle towards the cap. Put a magnet on the cap so it captures these big filings. Before the small filings slowly settle and get stuck, turn the bottle over while holding the magnet in place. This keeps the large filings trapped in the cap. Remove the cap and wipe the filings out with a paper towel.
I would just like to say that you brought joy to about 20 people at my work. Some kids too.
At first I filed a screw and filled a travel bottle. Then a co-worker had some toner in a box, and that worked great. I should rig up a magnifying glass to my camera and get a close up shot of the toner piling up.
Again, thanks for spreading this idea. People enjoyed it!
@Shiqna1 Actually you are seing magnetic field patterns. The fields contributed by the fibers are very weak compared to the field from the magnet. The main point is that the fibers align themselves parallel to the local flux; that way their own field isn't important. The patterns made by the fibers look almost identical to the actual field patterns. But real fields are smooth and have no "lines," they only have direction.
i would love to see my 250 pull force magnets field. also its amusing to put it in a Altoids can and watch confused people look at it while its on teh wall
Presumably the baby oil could be thickened, I wonder if petroleum jelly dissolves in it. Otherwise engine oil might be better, baby oil is a bit thin.
I also checked in the wikipedia, iron fillings can also literally be filed off steel- I may try that instead. Has anyone tried that?
True Free energy devices exist,But the Oil coporations life depends on covering this up,Get a motor that needs no gas or electric input at LT-MAGNET-MOTORdotCOM ,Join the energy revolution!
but wouldnt it be better to use a flat surfaced bottle(but not easy to find). can see clearly without distortion. and more iron fillings for denser streaks. good job, dude
wow ur genius. most people use a flat glass and scatter iron . but this seems like a permanent device. (but easier rite. you can demo anytime and fast)
I love the sound of your voice! It makes me sleeeeeepy. Even better is the sound of your voice AND the sound of the bottle of baby oil being shaken up.
I bet this is even more impressive when you see it in glorious real-life 3D! I'd try it if I didn't hate the feel of steel wool, although I think I have a tube of iron filings somewhere...
i thought u sed it was the finest steel wool at the start of the video....four x's or sumthing, but then u sed "not so fine steel wool" at the end, sorry..just thought maybe i shud clear if im making a mistake or its actually like that ;p
@ricksteina I tried making these with different steel wool. The "ultra fine" works best. The "not so fine" has darker fibers, but it settles out too fast.
why not get your iron from the dirt with a magnet? also you can sift the iron onto a piece of paper that is laid over a magnet and the field will become visible. no money spent for baby oil lol. Unless you stock that sort of thing in your cupboard ;(
I invented somethink awesome ^^ You dont need this steel wool to do this ! Get an old casette ( you know, this ones with magnetic tapes ). Get whole tape off this casette and burn it ! After burning it, take a magnet, wrap it with a paper or somethink like that, and get close to the ash what lasts after burning tape. All small steel needles will come to your magnet ! Now, you only need to get magnet off ( be carefull, dont let steel touch your magnet ). And TADA ! You steel needles on paper !
Steel Wool is dangerous! I had some come in contact with the end of a universal A/C adapter (not plugged in) and it almost burned my house down! The adapter WAS NOT PLUGGED IN and hadn't been for some time.
How the fukc is this like kipkay. Kipkay takes apart useless stuff and mixes them up making a cool new invention. Wbeaty gets alot of little things mixes them up making a cool science experiment.
Amazing! This is a very unique magnetism activity.... Why didn't the teachers think about three dimensional magnetic fields? It's always flat on the paper? LOL
@wbeaty I much rather prefer your work to Kipkays. He seems too "Look what I can do!" When you are much more personal and seem more of a tutor more than someone who just reads schematics out of a book.
@ilovebootydew just because you saw someones videos before another one's doesn't mean that the first one you saw is the "original" one. Think before you make an action
can i also use the dust that a magnet attracts??When i accidentally dropped my magnet on the ground...some dust stick to it...can i use it as alternative to the iron fillingS??
are there any alternative on steel wool or iron fillings? I mean i cant seem to buy one...how can i make this in home using things i can also see at home.....please i really need this project.
@dragongod1231 it should work with it, i think he puted it into baby oil, cuz then the iron would get to the bottom of the bottle too fast, and in baby oil, it stays in place for a shor time, and then it starts to going down :)
First determine whether it's really microwaves. Temporarily reflect and block the beam with sheet metal or foil, (or hold a metal box or wastebasket over your head.) Or climb inside a large box completely covered with aluminum foil. If you cannot block it using metal, then it's not microwaves.
No, it will not help and will make you look ridiculous
In my case, it is the organized crime and I need proofs against them, so I found a way with Cd's (see my other comment), but they will not protect
Protection is another story, there is a German paint to paint the walls and roof, you can use lead (a thick layer), you can avoid electric current (they're not good for you), I switch it all off whenever I can
there is no need to do that. just get yourself some aluminum foil and wrap it around your head. whenever the brazilian mafia is targetting you with electromagnetic weapons, simply slip on the aluminum helmet, problem solved :)
tell them to stop targetting you with electro-smog, and tell them to send some of that juice my way, im sick of replacing my wiimote batteries.
if youre having trouble communicating with them just write your message in heiroglyphics using MS paint and put it on a CD, cause you know they are scrubbing the data off your CD's before they fry them.
microwave ovens do the same thing, you put a cd in it and it sends all the porn to bill clinton.
aaah. Thanks for information , yeah Im using small magnet.If I use big then the magnetic field shown large image and if small then small magnetic field shown so thanks again
yeah yeah I do it also but my question is I can't see the real magnetic field,go back to 0:37 and that's what I want and to my work , go back to 0:35 and it shown to my work and can I spatter more iron fillings on the bottle?
Use a large magnet? Loudspeaker magnets (black ring magnets) work well. If the magnet is too small, then the steel fibers won't align unless you place the magnet against the bottle.
Don't place the magnet against the bottle. That just pulls the fibers to the side.
Best is to buy many small rectangle magnets, then stack them up to form a large "bar magnet."
If you place flat rectangle magnets side by side so that they repel, then the field becomes strong.
and when I point the magnet side of the bottle, the iron fillings go slow to the location of the magnet and can't show the magnetic field hmmm..I follow the direction but why?
I try this for my science fair but the magnetic field didn't show.I use stainless steel rubbing dish,baby oil and a magnet. I shake it well but it go fast to the location where the magnet is.
i think it will just "sink" in water. it will go fast to the location where the magnet is pointed at. in baby oil the steel pieces will move slower and make a "figure"
hmm i once burnt a video cassette (just the magnetic film strip) and crushed the ash and it made a very sensitive magnetic powder (I think it must of left magnetite or some form of iron oxide and just burnt the plastic strip away). I wonder if you could use that in the oil? Probably. I was just thinking of something that could maybe let you put a little more in the oil so you could see it a little clearer. Or does it get too cluttered?
I'm not satisfied with the green magnetic viewing film I bought from KJ Magnetics online. With the viewing film I get this sharp line in the middle of the N-S pole, and so I don't see the B field envelope that way.
the paper way is much easier but messier, this way is more exact because there is no friction from the paper and you can try it from a lot o diffrent angels, nothing but benefits
also it being short fibers instead of mere particles (as in iron filings) makes it show off the magnetic field better. you can see them pointing in a direction. You can't see that with just a speck or dot or particle if you like.
water is not as viscous. Therefore it would be worse, the filings would settle too quickly. You want a combination of the filings being movable to meet the magnetic field, but slow enough not to settle too quickly.
Actually that would make a fine science fair project for middle school: comparing steel fibers with iron filings, and comparing bottles of baby oil with bottles of water, corn syrup, olive oil, heavy motor oil, etc. You could also try different thickness steel wool (I think there are four types.) See which combination works best.
when a sheet of metal rusts, it does so fairly slowly because the rust itself forms a protective layer over the 'clean' metal and restricts its exposure to oxygen.
movement of the water will remove the oxidized surface and re expose it almost immediately. And of course you have a large volume of water with dissolved oxygen to accelerate it even further.
And with thin fibers, you have enormous surface to volume ratio. It doesn't take much surface rust before the fibers are gone. Melt them all into a spherical droplet, and it might take weeks or months to rust it all away.
The fibers even rust in oil, but it takes years. The fibers survive, but the oil turns reddish color.
I remember the experiment during the school years but it was different. They use to apply the iron fibers on a paper or a plexiglas surface, and use the magnet from below the paper. Or they had a solenoid attached to the plexiglass, dropping the fibers on the surface. When we applied the battery at the solenoid, the magnetic field showed clearly.
can please tell me in which liquid u may not see the magnetic field in ?
jolyzakaria 3 weeks ago
@jolyzakaria opaque ink or paint won't work (can't see.)
Most liquids will work, but oil won't rust the steel.
wbeaty 3 weeks ago
magnetic fields as well as electricity moves in a double helix
DonWilliamsANA 3 weeks ago
he talks proper look at captions
L33T3AM 3 months ago
mola mazo tronco!
onlymarkers 4 months ago
you blew your WAD!!!!
flappy188 6 months ago
@JamalBCHES220 Such is the nature of the internet. It's amazing how tough and forthright someone is when hiding behind a screen-name and computer monitor. Your point is very well taken.
CheshireCatFun 6 months ago
Why does this work? EXPLAIN NOW
muffinroxs101 10 months ago
@muffinroxs101 iron fibers always show the invisible pattern of a magnetic field. First each iron fiber becomes a magnet. Then the magnetic force causes it to twist until it aligns with the stronger field.
If iron fibers are falling slowly through oil, they'll show you a 3-dimensional magnetic field pattern.
wbeaty 10 months ago 4
@wbeaty thanks alot
muffinroxs101 5 months ago
@wbeaty thank you so much
muffinroxs101 1 month ago
sounds like fapping XD
LookBehindYou999 10 months ago
why baby oil?
xXPikachiuXx 11 months ago 2
@xXPikachiuXx Any oil works. But this way you get a small bottle with flat clear sides, for free!
wbeaty 11 months ago 2
@wbeaty why oil?
xXPikachiuXx 11 months ago
wow just up until now I noticed you weren't holding the camera. Did you have it around your neck? Or maybe attached to your shirt some how?
JaySeeAndWe 11 months ago
@JaySeeAndWe Or I could clamp it in my teeth, then add the audio track later! In the buckyballs/amoebas magnets videos I held it under my chin. Actually this time it was a quick-release tripod against my chest. Tripod equals no camera motions. You can hear the clicking when I connect the base of the camera with the little lever.
wbeaty 11 months ago
@JamalBCHES220 Much here is informed by past textbook consulting work. I know where many common widespread mistakes lie. If I mention one, I'm contradicting hundreds of grade-school books and thousands of teachers. I must be wrong? But science isn't determined by voting, so the number of books teaching the same error is irrelevant, it still remains a mistake.
Plus I can't be competent, since I don't stand in front of a whiteboard wearing a suit+tie! See bit.ly 9B1sT1
wbeaty 11 months ago
if you use different liquid will the result change?
xXPikachiuXx 11 months ago
That looks like pubic hair.
Naturepheonix 11 months ago
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hi great video, i have a good idea for generating electricity, its on my channel watch it and tell me what u think
mouayad888 11 months ago
every time that guy cuts with the scissors, his fingers are so close to getting cut, lmao. be careful man!
totemz 1 year ago
wbeaty: re: leaking plexiglass joints: the baby oil expands with heat and will shatter a glass bottle on a hot day: I know, because it happened to my 3D viewer! Unscrew the lid between uses and set in a catch bowl to collect any overflow if the oil expands.
dty2dty2 1 year ago
Nice, I've always wanted one of those. Good videos.
shadowsniperx94 1 year ago
What's the purpose of the baby oil?
AndieDioso313 1 year ago
why the oil. just put them on paper and hold the magnet beneath
95b40 1 year ago
@95b40 Here's a way to see magnetic fields ...IN THREE DIMENSIONS.
Yes, you really can see the 3D flux patterns surrounding several magnets. Ever wondered what space-filling magnetic fields really look like? Build this simple device and find out. (Hint: you could also enclose some dry iron filings between two glass plates for a no-mess two-dimensional device. But even in that device, using oil will buoy up and lubricate the iron, making it much more sensitive to very weak fields.
wbeaty 1 year ago
@95b40 in other words @95b40 means that oil makes it 3D
TheGovernerII 1 year ago
@161803, You keep your computer in the microwave!!?
TrendyWhistle 1 year ago
DO YOU HAVE PROBLEMS WITH TOO MANY LARGE FILINGS THAT SETTLE OUT TOO QUICKLY?
Just do this. Shake the bottle vigorously and turn it upside down. Let the big filings settle towards the cap. Put a magnet on the cap so it captures these big filings. Before the small filings slowly settle and get stuck, turn the bottle over while holding the magnet in place. This keeps the large filings trapped in the cap. Remove the cap and wipe the filings out with a paper towel.
Refill/repeat as often as needed
kurtu5 1 year ago
@kurtu5 Wow, excellent trick! I'll add that to the web article.
wbeaty 1 year ago
@wbeaty
I would just like to say that you brought joy to about 20 people at my work. Some kids too.
At first I filed a screw and filled a travel bottle. Then a co-worker had some toner in a box, and that worked great. I should rig up a magnifying glass to my camera and get a close up shot of the toner piling up.
Again, thanks for spreading this idea. People enjoyed it!
kurtu5 1 year ago
@kurtu5 See also - Magnetic oil drain-plugs for your car :)
5h4d0w990 11 months ago
@5h4d0w990
Yeah but if you find filings on those, that means your engine is tearing it self up. * sad face *
kurtu5 11 months ago
you seem to have a lot of baby oil lying around.
TheDelta387 1 year ago 2
there are magnets in microwaves? is that why u cant put computer in there?
161803 1 year ago
Cool now lets see you wipe it all over you, Then i'll be impressed
snakesonthekeyboard 1 year ago
couldent you get iron poweder from ebay
brandonhughes7 1 year ago
@Shiqna1 Actually you are seing magnetic field patterns. The fields contributed by the fibers are very weak compared to the field from the magnet. The main point is that the fibers align themselves parallel to the local flux; that way their own field isn't important. The patterns made by the fibers look almost identical to the actual field patterns. But real fields are smooth and have no "lines," they only have direction.
wbeaty 1 year ago 6
where did you get that steel wool? from a steel sheep? :P
glupsamja 1 year ago
i would love to see my 250 pull force magnets field. also its amusing to put it in a Altoids can and watch confused people look at it while its on teh wall
budgray18 1 year ago
Can the baby oil be used after the experiment is over? LOL
TheSweetPerry 1 year ago
COOL
mehrabdusk 1 year ago
Presumably the baby oil could be thickened, I wonder if petroleum jelly dissolves in it. Otherwise engine oil might be better, baby oil is a bit thin.
I also checked in the wikipedia, iron fillings can also literally be filed off steel- I may try that instead. Has anyone tried that?
wolfekeeper 1 year ago
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SanRamon6768 1 year ago
but wouldnt it be better to use a flat surfaced bottle(but not easy to find). can see clearly without distortion. and more iron fillings for denser streaks. good job, dude
de0509 1 year ago
wow ur genius. most people use a flat glass and scatter iron . but this seems like a permanent device. (but easier rite. you can demo anytime and fast)
de0509 1 year ago
I love the sound of your voice! It makes me sleeeeeepy. Even better is the sound of your voice AND the sound of the bottle of baby oil being shaken up.
kumaraisin 1 year ago
is this physics investigatory project???????
thinkghurl 1 year ago
I bet this is even more impressive when you see it in glorious real-life 3D! I'd try it if I didn't hate the feel of steel wool, although I think I have a tube of iron filings somewhere...
velocitybird 1 year ago
i thought u sed it was the finest steel wool at the start of the video....four x's or sumthing, but then u sed "not so fine steel wool" at the end, sorry..just thought maybe i shud clear if im making a mistake or its actually like that ;p
big fan by the way :p
ricksteina 1 year ago
@ricksteina I tried making these with different steel wool. The "ultra fine" works best. The "not so fine" has darker fibers, but it settles out too fast.
wbeaty 1 year ago
@wbeaty you can also use a CRT screen to see the fluxes I believe correct?
sypha0x 1 year ago
Wouldn't it be quicker to use an old coffeegrinder?
Nightrazr 1 year ago
this is good. simple method for a 3d-visualisation of magnetism. great..
manoman0 1 year ago
3:10, it looks like he trimmed his bush and is going to save it for a sexy disguise.
monkeyslaye 1 year ago
boring!!
kstew80 1 year ago
awsome !!! funny
eNeRGySers 1 year ago
This guy is the fun and smart version of kipkay
LFoxter 1 year ago
It's special baby oil! It's full of iron filings! ROFL
UnowMe00 1 year ago
Yeah kipkay is a wanna be because i learned 100% more watching ONE of your videos compared to 50 of kipkays
fordtruckrule 1 year ago
Heresy! What manner of Black Witch Magic is this!!!!
DepthWave 1 year ago
lol "Paper barrior" grrrr
sgilling 1 year ago
can aether be detected by this viewer too?
hatsoff456 1 year ago
That is really cool. Sorry about your colleague's books.
gfinseth 1 year ago
i just bought some iron filings from my physics teacher
RushDMK 1 year ago
why not get your iron from the dirt with a magnet? also you can sift the iron onto a piece of paper that is laid over a magnet and the field will become visible. no money spent for baby oil lol. Unless you stock that sort of thing in your cupboard ;(
250mattb 1 year ago
I invented somethink awesome ^^ You dont need this steel wool to do this ! Get an old casette ( you know, this ones with magnetic tapes ). Get whole tape off this casette and burn it ! After burning it, take a magnet, wrap it with a paper or somethink like that, and get close to the ash what lasts after burning tape. All small steel needles will come to your magnet ! Now, you only need to get magnet off ( be carefull, dont let steel touch your magnet ). And TADA ! You steel needles on paper !
HolyHexus 1 year ago
cool! keep up the good work bud!
dwljr89 1 year ago
Can I pretty please visit your lab? I'm a huge fan of magnetics!
PvgAshes 1 year ago
I wouldn't want this guy as my barber
shartnockers 1 year ago
just put it in a blender blender = faster :-p
websitemakerjonathan 1 year ago
Great video man!
doggygomoo 1 year ago
looks like sperm
tono247 1 year ago
A very nice lo-tech instrument. Big respect :)
squidfanny 1 year ago
Steel Wool is dangerous! I had some come in contact with the end of a universal A/C adapter (not plugged in) and it almost burned my house down! The adapter WAS NOT PLUGGED IN and hadn't been for some time.
researchologist 1 year ago
this guy is creepy
Siryj26 1 year ago
Do you know what kind of places in the U.K. you can get steel wool?
manurok1901 1 year ago
@manurok1901 most hardware shops sell steel wool in the U.K. homebase or B&Q should, if not then find small DIY shops.
kingalingable 1 year ago
@kingalingable ok thanks!
manurok1901 1 year ago
what do you do with the left over stuff after an experiment
xXtubeyoublueshoeXx 1 year ago
they look like .. sperm ...
OdikosGamias 1 year ago
i'd try many of your projects but alas i live in a country where it is hard to find this stuff :(
simpsoncheat 1 year ago
cool
triplejayvideos 1 year ago
where'd you get the steel wool?
rondelego2 1 year ago
where do you get that?
bigphillipinoboy1010 1 year ago
How the fukc is this like kipkay. Kipkay takes apart useless stuff and mixes them up making a cool new invention. Wbeaty gets alot of little things mixes them up making a cool science experiment.
venchmen24 1 year ago
Great idea for kinetic art!
mykol13v 1 year ago
Looks neat. Did anyone try this with a finer stuff? You can get some fine ferrite dust by grinding ferrite chokes on medium-rough sandpaper.
remotecorpse 1 year ago
kinda annoying
killtheswitch 1 year ago
are this can used to be a levitating magic..card trick??
longgchia 1 year ago
why dont u use the magnetic field viewer there quite expensive but no liquids involved and its 2d
mojo5110 1 year ago
Amazing! This is a very unique magnetism activity.... Why didn't the teachers think about three dimensional magnetic fields? It's always flat on the paper? LOL
paopaomanalansan 1 year ago
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kipkay wanna be :D
ilovebootydew 1 year ago
> kipkay wanna be
The reverse, actually. Most of my projects have been online since 1998, and are frequently plagarized.
wbeaty 1 year ago 47
screw him/her/it i love your videos
nuggyman123 1 year ago
I like your stuff more anyways lol
Drcrazypants23 1 year ago
@wbeaty I much rather prefer your work to Kipkays. He seems too "Look what I can do!" When you are much more personal and seem more of a tutor more than someone who just reads schematics out of a book.
Nanovirus5995 1 year ago
@ilovebootydew just because you saw someones videos before another one's doesn't mean that the first one you saw is the "original" one. Think before you make an action
egos999 1 year ago
@ilovebootydew stfu
gilo1223 1 year ago
@ilovebootydew plus he's cooler than kipkay xD
b2a1c3d4e5 1 year ago
@ilovebootydew Kipkay is big and gay and weird
TurtleTunfungul 1 year ago
@TurtleTunfungul he also has a pedophile beard
ishouldplayzelda 1 year ago
What about using iron filings? They are inexpensive, equal size, and plentiful in a small container.
LivingDog94 1 year ago
can i also use the dust that a magnet attracts??When i accidentally dropped my magnet on the ground...some dust stick to it...can i use it as alternative to the iron fillingS??
DjDotixx 1 year ago
duh
freakin1random 1 year ago
are there any alternative on steel wool or iron fillings? I mean i cant seem to buy one...how can i make this in home using things i can also see at home.....please i really need this project.
DjDotixx 1 year ago
would it work in veggie oil?
heli121212 1 year ago
yes but the more viscus the fluid the better so the iron filings don't sink or move so fast.
ThrowingItAway 1 year ago
does it still work with normal water?
dragongod1231 1 year ago
Not really. Because The Baby Oil Is Thick So It Acts A Lot Slower.
MitchAndBrunie 1 year ago
> work with normal water?
Try it.
Note: water causes rapid rusting.
wbeaty 1 year ago 12
@wbeaty lol.
ryangolf1212 1 year ago
@dragongod1231 it should work with it, i think he puted it into baby oil, cuz then the iron would get to the bottom of the bottle too fast, and in baby oil, it stays in place for a shor time, and then it starts to going down :)
megvagyimmartizenyol 1 year ago
Any idea on how to build a home made device to detect pulse modulated microwave radiation aimed at the eighth cranial nerve?
I've been electronically harassed by the organized crime here in Brazil and the authorities are doing absolutely nothing.
Please answer before I get fried
monicatov 2 years ago
> detect pulse modulated microwave
First determine whether it's really microwaves. Temporarily reflect and block the beam with sheet metal or foil, (or hold a metal box or wastebasket over your head.) Or climb inside a large box completely covered with aluminum foil. If you cannot block it using metal, then it's not microwaves.
wbeaty 2 years ago
No, it will not help and will make you look ridiculous
In my case, it is the organized crime and I need proofs against them, so I found a way with Cd's (see my other comment), but they will not protect
Protection is another story, there is a German paint to paint the walls and roof, you can use lead (a thick layer), you can avoid electric current (they're not good for you), I switch it all off whenever I can
monicatov 1 year ago
there is no need to do that. just get yourself some aluminum foil and wrap it around your head. whenever the brazilian mafia is targetting you with electromagnetic weapons, simply slip on the aluminum helmet, problem solved :)
DazmoTube 1 year ago
It is not funny and not helpful to say that.
Actually I found out my own way to detect the rays with CD's.
If the microwaves are too intense they will scorch the CD's I left in the room reflecting the rays.
They did this to two CD's and they don't want me to have proofs of their crime, so they stopped.
There is another to detect the strong electrosmog they send:
devices without batteries start to work, it's creepy.
monicatov 1 year ago
tell them to stop targetting you with electro-smog, and tell them to send some of that juice my way, im sick of replacing my wiimote batteries.
if youre having trouble communicating with them just write your message in heiroglyphics using MS paint and put it on a CD, cause you know they are scrubbing the data off your CD's before they fry them.
microwave ovens do the same thing, you put a cd in it and it sends all the porn to bill clinton.
DazmoTube 1 year ago
M$ Paint?
I don't use Micro$oft any longer, any demented donkey can crack and hack this operational system
I use UNIX and I advise you do the same
monicatov 1 year ago
sorry, MS paint is the only universally recognized application for the construction of heiroglyphics.
if you use anything else, the glorpians from planet goot will ridicule you, and possibly dispatch a team of krampus's to ruin your holiday.
DazmoTube 1 year ago
@monicatov build a faraday cage, is it cellmast.?
UBERKron 1 year ago
@monicatov LOL
PMayja 1 year ago
i got A in my physics class with this.
tnx wbeaty :]
more projects, powers :P
budgjo001 2 years ago
Awesome dude, I'm just getting interested in magnets ,this was very interesting to me! thanks for sharing this w/the world !
steveyboy3333 2 years ago
so by the way thanks for more information also for wbeaty and thanks to all , it really help to my science project.
bourgeiosue 2 years ago
U shape magnet can be use,right?
bourgeiosue 2 years ago
aaah. Thanks for information , yeah Im using small magnet.If I use big then the magnetic field shown large image and if small then small magnetic field shown so thanks again
bourgeiosue 2 years ago
ooops not 0:35 it 0:25 hehehe
bourgeiosue 2 years ago
yeah yeah I do it also but my question is I can't see the real magnetic field,go back to 0:37 and that's what I want and to my work , go back to 0:35 and it shown to my work and can I spatter more iron fillings on the bottle?
bourgeiosue 2 years ago
> can't show the magnetic
Use a large magnet? Loudspeaker magnets (black ring magnets) work well. If the magnet is too small, then the steel fibers won't align unless you place the magnet against the bottle.
Don't place the magnet against the bottle. That just pulls the fibers to the side.
Best is to buy many small rectangle magnets, then stack them up to form a large "bar magnet."
If you place flat rectangle magnets side by side so that they repel, then the field becomes strong.
wbeaty 2 years ago
try the fine chips of cast iron, after drilling,
every time when i clean the machine with a magnet it shows also the field, but it works only with casted iron not steel.
Axel2989 2 years ago
and when I point the magnet side of the bottle, the iron fillings go slow to the location of the magnet and can't show the magnetic field hmmm..I follow the direction but why?
bourgeiosue 2 years ago
oh ok.. I have a last question. Can weak magnet work on it?or only a strong magnet because my magnet is weak.
bourgeiosue 2 years ago
can I use vegetable oil?
bourgeiosue 2 years ago
can I use vegetable oil?
bourgeiosue 2 years ago
> vegetable oil?
Sure.
But a flat, white-painted bottle lets you better see the patterns.
wbeaty 2 years ago
I try this for my science fair but the magnetic field didn't show.I use stainless steel rubbing dish,baby oil and a magnet. I shake it well but it go fast to the location where the magnet is.
bourgeiosue 2 years ago
> go fast to the location
Don't put the magnet against the bottle. Watch 0:35, with the magnet a cm or two distant
wbeaty 2 years ago
mhm but im doing a science fair and what would be the question?
callofduty10101 2 years ago
is it possible to view electomagnetic fields useing household items? =0
a2thej2thel 2 years ago
Awesome, thanks a lot! :D
bloodz4lyfniggas 2 years ago
what would be a question for the science fair if u were doing this?
zxwater 2 years ago
I think it would be "will there ever be a man born wot can swim faster than a shark". Ken ye?
dowling1981 2 years ago
yap its cool
miran0sk 2 years ago
can we put the steel wool in a water or we have to use a baby oil?
swampfire120 2 years ago
if you put it in water it would probably all just go straight to the magnet. but since baby oil is thick it will go slow, showing the field.
XxjustinxXx 2 years ago
i think it will just "sink" in water. it will go fast to the location where the magnet is pointed at. in baby oil the steel pieces will move slower and make a "figure"
dimoschka 2 years ago
Thank you very much! I could use this for our science fair :D
cooldude14104 2 years ago
wow... that was really cool!!
st105900 2 years ago
nice tank u for giving me an idea for my science project!!!!!!!!!
angeliclover94 2 years ago 2
hmm i once burnt a video cassette (just the magnetic film strip) and crushed the ash and it made a very sensitive magnetic powder (I think it must of left magnetite or some form of iron oxide and just burnt the plastic strip away). I wonder if you could use that in the oil? Probably. I was just thinking of something that could maybe let you put a little more in the oil so you could see it a little clearer. Or does it get too cluttered?
JamageControl 2 years ago
geniusly
gubalak 2 years ago
How do you get the iron filings out?
My gf wants a massage.
PhilJonesIII 2 years ago 18
heh. but seriously, you can pull out the steel wool by using a huge effing... MAGNET
wbeaty 2 years ago
@PhilJonesIII Wait until her back is itchy too.
DJMaddmatt 1 year ago
@PhilJonesIII
Try a coffee filter lol
250mattb 1 year ago
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dragonxxx53 2 years ago
COOL!
eltotoX 2 years ago
Very nice practical idea, wbeaty.
I'm not satisfied with the green magnetic viewing film I bought from KJ Magnetics online. With the viewing film I get this sharp line in the middle of the N-S pole, and so I don't see the B field envelope that way.
DancingSpiderman 2 years ago
You can just get a piece of paper, put iron filings on top of it and put a magnet underneath it.
atNoone 2 years ago
the paper way is much easier but messier, this way is more exact because there is no friction from the paper and you can try it from a lot o diffrent angels, nothing but benefits
vinczeee 2 years ago 2
> iron filings on top
This is a 3D viewer. The whole point is to see three-dimensional magnetic fields. Paper and iron filings only let you see two dimensions.
wbeaty 2 years ago
also it being short fibers instead of mere particles (as in iron filings) makes it show off the magnetic field better. you can see them pointing in a direction. You can't see that with just a speck or dot or particle if you like.
saivert 2 years ago
i bet regular iron filings work better
MrBugeyes1 2 years ago
> regular iron filings
Try it, see why I used fine steel wool instead.
wbeaty 2 years ago
im going to private message my reply to you ok.
MrBugeyes1 2 years ago
would water work any different/better?
idrummer1 2 years ago
water is not as viscous. Therefore it would be worse, the filings would settle too quickly. You want a combination of the filings being movable to meet the magnetic field, but slow enough not to settle too quickly.
Ethrock 2 years ago
yeah i figured but it would be less shaking ; )
idrummer1 2 years ago
That, and it would rust the steel wool.
Dirtboy101 2 years ago
> water work
Try it. Water rusts the metal within hours.
wbeaty 2 years ago
sounds pretty cool i will try it
i will call it liquid rust :D
idrummer1 2 years ago
> i will call it liquid rust
Actually that would make a fine science fair project for middle school: comparing steel fibers with iron filings, and comparing bottles of baby oil with bottles of water, corn syrup, olive oil, heavy motor oil, etc. You could also try different thickness steel wool (I think there are four types.) See which combination works best.
wbeaty 2 years ago
wow (this is going to seem like a dumb question but) why does it rust so quickly?
MrBugeyes1 2 years ago
when a sheet of metal rusts, it does so fairly slowly because the rust itself forms a protective layer over the 'clean' metal and restricts its exposure to oxygen.
movement of the water will remove the oxidized surface and re expose it almost immediately. And of course you have a large volume of water with dissolved oxygen to accelerate it even further.
PhilJonesIII 2 years ago
And with thin fibers, you have enormous surface to volume ratio. It doesn't take much surface rust before the fibers are gone. Melt them all into a spherical droplet, and it might take weeks or months to rust it all away.
The fibers even rust in oil, but it takes years. The fibers survive, but the oil turns reddish color.
wbeaty 2 years ago
I remember the experiment during the school years but it was different. They use to apply the iron fibers on a paper or a plexiglas surface, and use the magnet from below the paper. Or they had a solenoid attached to the plexiglass, dropping the fibers on the surface. When we applied the battery at the solenoid, the magnetic field showed clearly.
hrbear 2 years ago
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xKiLlAx666 2 years ago
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heyitsmatt818 2 years ago