Neodymium Magnet against gravity

Eddy courent in aluminium rail
and neodymium magnet VS gravity

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• magnet
• gravity
• neodymium

[NullusxVotum]

does it still accelerate? or is its velocity constant?

[gilbondfac]

@NullusxVotum yes it's constant

[theodoroscristou]

if u had done that 2000 years ago and had told them i am the son of god they would have believed u

[Angelus225]

@NullusxVotum everything has a constant velocity after its overcome friction for a time.

[OMGItsJousis]

So, in theory, you could use this, it continues to roll forward, then it goes up through a series of magnets, rolls back over from gravity, repeats. INFINITE ENERGYLESS MOTION!

[canecky]

@theodoroscristou and then they would crucify you :)

[chr0n1cl3]

Low budget test, so u need a low budget camera..

[arvindbd]

240p, we meet yet again!

[supercube123]

@theodoroscristou it be witchcraft!

[sorova]

@ppeck84 There would be a small voltage. It is a linear induction generator.

[ppeck84]

@Linkizcool correct me if i'm wrong here but... by placing a voltmeter on the pipe to "see if a voltage is produced" in order to, i'm assuming, magnitize the pipe and provide electromagnitism to slow or counter the magnets decent... I would assume that a voltmeter would show 0 volts (thats not to say some kind of current or voltage is induced) but from what i've learned, and used about voltmeters placing the leads on any 2 points of 1 piece of metal would be same as shorting the leads, thus 0V

[smeethers]

@tigerfur11 a rocking horse has no brain at all. duh. and if you reply" exactly" then youre retarded, because every living animal needs a brain to function.

[smeethers]

@theodoroscristou "hey is that the son of god or somethin? that shiny thing went slower and slower each time. "