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Superconducting Magnetic Energy Storage System "SMES"

DigInfo - http://movie.diginfo.tv The Superconducting Magnetic Energy Storage System (SMES) is a system that can store and discharge electricity continuously as needed. Superconductivity is the fl...  
 
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bring a fluorescent light bulb near the superconductor when it has a closed infinite loop charge, see if the electric field from the coil lights the light bulb from the infinite electric field emitting from the coil, if we tap off of the electric field does that cause a decline in the amount of stored current within the coil itself?
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they are most likely to exist, even if they dont they allow us to advance easier.
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once upon a time, scientists thought electromagnetic wave travelled trough space by means of aether.
lord kelvin mentioned once that everything worth discovering had been discovered.
even in the more practical field of applied electromagetics, people had assume multipath interference is something to be avoided. now we have MIMO that exploits that once thought to be a problem to enhance channel capacity and range.
now we have meta materials, nano structures that do wonders, almost like magic.
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That is no argument to confuse Science with Science Fiction .

What you say is similar to Jules Verne's cannon that propels you to the moon .

I'm not against big ideas that someday may become true , but generalizing them in such an opportunistic way may create a lot of confusion amongst non-scientific people .
agungk (3 months ago) Show Hide
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On the contrary...
I'm trying to show you that science is not made of dogmas. There are competing ideas about how the things works.
Just because some said A doesn't mean B is science fiction.
If some present a mathematical model for faster-than-light information propagation, then I wouldn't consider it science fiction, even though it against Einstein's postulates.
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You have to understand that magnetism , superconductors , and all our discussion started of , exist at this moment .

On the other your Theory of Everything is a big fantasy ( at this moment , at least ) .

Stop watching Stargate or Eureka and start learning some physics .

You never know, maybe you will become a great physicist some day ; after all , Stephen Hawking and Einstein were not brilliant as students , only truly passionate .
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I've watched one episode of Eureka. It disgusted me with their silly science.
The only Stargate I've ever watched was the orginal movie with James Spader.
I however have watched all episodes of ReGenesis and Farscape.
andrei128 (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Good for you .
agungk (3 months ago) Show Hide
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As if I need your advice or endorsement...
Ha..ha..

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