The secret life of water...vortex energy

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Creating a vortex in water,using a magnetic stirrer,a demonstration of the flow dynamics in a vortex,and an experiment demonstrating the principle of falling temperature gradients,as opposed to rising temperature gradients.

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Science & Technology

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• vortex
• energy
• temperature
• gradients
• trout turbine
• repulsine

[lesleywills1]

I think links very nicely into the heart is not a pump, but a holding chamber,, the vortex theory is really interesting. Our blood vessels act in the same way I presume

[m3sca1]

@lesleywills1 thanx for commenting-yes Schauberger said the heart is not a pump-it is pumped!

And if you think about all the peristalsis action of the veins,well you get a lot of pressure from that action.

The heart is muscle tissue tho,and i tend think that is both the viens and the heart working together in unison.

Makes sense,cos when blood vessels are clogged up the person is at risk of heart attack because the heart has to do all the work that viens should be doing...

[ShinigamiDijanic]

wow... amazing.... now that is cool but not groundbreaking folks. its a whirlpool i get one whenever i pull my bathtub drain. how about we try to act like grownups and focus on something productive like cold fusion, yeah? I'm sorry if i sound like "the man" but put on your big girl panties there are actual problems other than whirligigs.

[m3sca1]

@ShinigamiDijanic lol you dont sound like "the man" you just sound like a wanker-btw you totally missed what happened since all you see is whirligigs...ice wont sink under normal circumstances,the change in temperature is key to the strength of the water and spiral technology is something mankind needs to take more notice of if we are to keep rivers and water supplies healthy without adding chemicals...spiral technology can solve alot of our problems,and im workin on cold fusion... wbu?

[Mackan999]

I've done the same experiment. (In smaller scale though) but it is intressting that if you just stir water around (centrifugal power) the bubbels and other material drags to the center. It should be the other way around. The bubbles should be drawn away from the center.

[m3sca1]

@Mackan999 thankyou for your contribution.it does seem counter intuitive that things move to the center

[pjharro]

CGI?? why would he bother, its spinning water... my god that's soooo amazing (add heavy sarcasim)

Stick your hand in a tub and swish it around and you too can see the amazing vortex miracle

[70pda]

anyone tried___ w w w diymagneticmotor com ?

[Saurimat]

@m3sca1 Sorry for disturbing but it everything but counter intuitive if you think about what that vortex does. It just creates flow on the surface to fill up the empty space in the center. And looking at the centrifugal power also just think about what it does! It just drags the material with the highest density / weight out. So as long as the things you throw in the water have a lower density as the water itself they just get drawn to the center.

Physics is incredible isn´t it ;)

[PisoMornar]

so... :/ what does this mean?

[m3sca1]

@victortarre hahaha you guys are priceless-thinking i got the skills to make CGI when i filmed it straight up in my shed-only edit was in windows movie maker-seriously one of you fuktards need to get a magnetic stirrer and some ice cubes and repeat the experiment-TROLL =P