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Uploaded by on May 2, 2007

More tricks using an 11-Tesla superconducting NMR electromagnet. These are used for chemistry research; for determining the detailed shape of unknown molecules using "two dimensional nuclear magnetic resonance."

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  • Weird, camera wasnt affected :P

  • @FrozenHaxor2 actually large effect. If the camera was a foot closer it screws up the mechanical focus and confuses the processor. Must remove battery each time that happened. Probably no effect on a camera w/no moving parts.

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  • MAH NIPPLE PIERCINGS! ARGH!!

  • "invisible dog" LOL!

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  • @wbeaty moving in such brutal magnetic fields must induce current in the traces of the PCB...quite sure even cameras without moving parts wouldn't be happy ;-)

  • Could holding magnets or metals close to the NMR interfere with the magnet/shorten its life?

  • @paulalexanderbell The brain doesn't work by typical electric current, but rather chemical potential currents. There are no documented effects of strong magnetic fields on cells/people. People who have worked around these magnets their whole lives never seem to have any increased health problems.

  • I hope the janitor doesn't have a pace maker "0

  • what does it do to a brain

  • So much better that that one with the albino turds

  • 11 volts per second, per metre squared does that?

  • cooloooosss!!

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