The Star Tri-Coil

I was pondering one day how mass/gravity/inertia are like kissing cousins to charge/magnetism/current. What if gravity happens to be polar, but only appears to be an attractive monopole because of dimensional superimposition of the poles? Then, how can one tweak at the other pole outside of normal dimensional space? Perhaps by creating a field focus using forces we already know how to manipulate. (Right now we're mostly clueless on mass/gravity/inertia.) So I made this Tesla-like device. The idea is to run current through all three coils to produce a tight magnetic knot of sorts. The idea is that the knot can interact with things outside our normal dimensional space. (Perhaps using square root of -1 type maths?) I don't have the power supply for testing it (or at least one that I think would be safe), but you can see that its construction is of fairly simple wire if anyone cares to reproduce it and test it. I'm making this simple design free and public domain, so have at it if you want.

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[seansalvador1]

Blah bah monopole... blah blah Tesla... blah blah blah antigravity... blah blah blah Rodin... blah blah blah physics... blah blah blah 'tight magnetic knot' [lol... yes i just typed 'lol']... blah blah blah dimension... square root of -1!!!? (that one was the best)

Just like Rodin you talk as though you know what you are talking about but when we get down to the brass tacks, all it is is pseudoscientific nonsense.

Study physics. You might improve your mind. This will only serve to degrade it!

[pauljs75]

@seansalvador1 Reproduce it, test it, and show all the failings. Show that regardless of how and when each of the coils are powered, it doesn't produce any observable phenomena of interest. Document them. Make a video. At least it would be much cheaper to show how it fails as compared to some other costly research device like the Tokamak. At least that would be further along than the current concept that something interesting may happen with stressed interleaved electromagnetic fields.

[pauljs75]

@seansalvador1 Sometimes the math doesn't work out on paper until other variables are found by actual observation. Only experiment can do that. The doodad is quite cheap and apparently harmless, so provided somebody already has the test equipment - the only cost is time. I lack the former, but I'd mail the thing for testing if anyone is willing to run different voltages and make an analysis video for free. It may be a dead end, but then at least some experimentalist curiosity could be satisfied.

[seansalvador1]

"What if gravity happens to be polar, but only appears to be an attractive monopole because of dimensional superimposition of the poles?"

Oh deary deary me... exactly how sould a physicist respond to such nonsense?

Are you after the same notoriety as Rodin and his pathetic mystical coil based on numerology? ...well, your coil is just as unique, i'll grant you that boon. Otherwise, this is a useless piece of crap.

[pauljs75]

@seansalvador1 Got a better hypothesis as to what causes gravity then? I haven't seen much to separate the mass or inertia aspects from matter. I figure there'd be more progress if somebody explained it as a phenomena of energy density and instead of using mass, converted it to the energy equivalent and worked out the forces and numbers there. Maybe the coil is junk, but is there another way to find a possible loophole if dimensions of space happen to be defined by complex planes?

[tim22ism]

bang bang bang zap zap zap!!!

[pauljs75]

You tested it? Anything interesting in a vid?

[bastien067]

If wrapping some copper wire around a shape would enable time and space travel...

Well nothing to add:

"If wrapping some copper wire around a shape would enable time and space travel... "

Loool

I'm myself trying to make a black hole magnetron with chocolate and aluminium beer can..With my design it's possible to travel 5 time the speed of light..

[HorizonDelta]

Good vid ! More Tesla tech in "Wonderful electric lightinn" bu HorizonDelta ;-)

[db29db29]

seansalvador1 hard core :) keep the argument going i an learning here.

[seansalvador1]

@pauljs75 yes. It's not my theory, it's Einstein's... Gravity is caused by the bending of spacetime due to the presence of mass. It is geometry.

[seansalvador1]

@jadon1979 ...Google 'burden of proof'... Of course I can't disprove it, just as you can't disprove the existence of fairies and santa! It's up to you to prove you claim, and extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, and what can be asserted without evidence can also be dismissed without evidence. I'm not running my mouth, in fact I'm being quite reasonable and well spoken...

[seansalvador1]

@jadon1979 here's another massive glaring error... The rodin boil has the same magnetic field as earth? I think not! Explain yourself... Explain how you 'know' this...

[seansalvador1]

@jadon1979 I'll give you a clue... You have to prove mars has a magnetic field that is smaller than that of earth in the proportion relative to it's effect on spacetime. Same with all the other planets in the solar system... Then you have a theory, but the fact is that this is not what is observed!

[seansalvador1]

@jadon1979 just saying 'fail' is not an argument at all... I'll take it you concede? I have proven you know nothing of basic physics and astronomy and that your argument is based on this lack of knowledge.

[jadon1979]

@seansalvador1 Fail. Try again.