MagnetohydroDynamic

gilles.charles@univ-orleans.fr
MHD experiment
the force field of magnet on plasma

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• MHD
• plasma
• high
• voltage
• magnet

[samoht1977]

...wasn't that the propulsion system the russians used in "Hunt for Red October"? ;)

[gilbondfac]

@samoht1977 see MHD in water on my channel

[TAZER357]

where is the HYDRO in magnetohydrodynamics???

[gilbondfac]

@TAZER357 in science ( mécanique des fluides) you have the "gaz" plasma like a fluid. same principe in the sun

[dan91709]

Obviously, you're lost. You have no idea what Magneto-hydrodynamics is. What an ass.

[gilbondfac]

@dan91709 ha ha ha rigolo va ! moi j'ai bossé dessus mec !

[tannersword1]

this has practically nothing to do with magnetohydrodynamics. maybe magnetoplasmadynamics but i didn't see any water...

[gilbondfac]

@tannersword1 yes MHD in plasma

[dan91709]

@EvonyProfessor Hannes Alfvén is laughing. :-)

[EvonyProfessor]

@dan91709 Thanks, i actually have a physics education.

Also, I said 2 lines, about plasma being a fluid, nothing about foil helmets and such.

Hydro is in scientific term, means fluid-like. You can reference that from just about any dictionary. And plasma, behaves fluid-like.

Also:

"Magnetohydrodynamics (MHD) is an academic discipline which studies the dynamics of electrically conducting fluids. Examples of such fluids include plasmas..."

So who needs educating exactly?

[dan91709]

@EvonyProfessor Well "professor," your lack of knowledge is nothing a physics education wouldn't cure. :-)

I understand that you think education is a form of "brainwashing," so you're hardly worth the trouble to reply to. Maybe you ought to loosen some of that aluminum foil around your cranium? Just a suggestion. :-)

[EvonyProfessor]

@dan91709 you sound like an idiot to me.. Hydro means fluid, and in its scientific definition, a plasma is fluid. Not liquid.

[120dbdavid]

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