Lenz's Law - by Wilber Lim

Two tubes, one copper and the other acylic, are held vertically and inclined by retort stands.

When Wilber Lim drops the rod magnet in the copper tube, it "floats" down instead of falling quickly.

The insertion of the magnet into the copper tube produces a magnetic field inside the tube. A magnetic field appearing in a section of tube during the trip induces currents in the cylinder that produce a magnetic field to oppose the falling magnet. Terminal velocity is arrived at since a greater speed produces a greater change of magnetic flux, which in turn produces a
stronger retarding force.

A few interesting phenomena are observed when there is an inclination of the copper tube.

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[othrower74]

Sound would be nice.

[plzforgiveme987]

... yea its apparatus or materials.. not ingredients this is not food. -.-

[mrfnk]

@othrower74 i agree! really! i mean the they guys who made this seem smart enough that they would have already known that.

[TheRealVerbz]

LOL

It's been proven to be real.

Look into the work of people like Bielefeld, Thomas Townsend Brown, Eugene Podkletnov, Paul A. LaViolette, John Keely, Ed Leedskalnin, Tesla, Marko Rodin, Nassim Haramein, etc

Look into Project Skyvault, Winterhaven, WW2 Nazi technology.

Look into Cymatics, resonance, microwave phase conjuction.

Look into what happens when you rotate mercury.

Ask yourself what the inverse of lenz law is. Everything has an inverse And an opposite.

And lastly... use your logic.

[L00NGB00W]

I would suggest that the 'strange effect' that you suggested, occured when the magnet was near the center of the copper pipe.

Near this point. the electrical fields would be balanced on either side of the pipe, So the resistance effect would be greatest at this point.

[L00NGB00W]

Is absolute rubbish.

[TheRealVerbz]

The Searl Effect

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[FeedMeSugar]

erm, its not ingredient. Its apparatus. lol