Eddy Currents Revisited

In this video I use modified aluminum tubes and electromagnetic fields (and a few other items and props) to demonstrate how my theory explains the creation / function of Eddy Currents.

[rustycobalt]

After just a few mins watching, can already tell your improving significantly in experimentational methodology-- awesome!! I love it

[_John_Sean_Walker]

Super Cool Video Mr. Good! Thanks for Uploading!

[gate]

This is an amazing experiement. I am curious to know what would happen if you sent a magnet down a twisted pipe or a roden coil and what would happen if you induced electromagnetism into them.

[rustycobalt]

These were amazing analogies for eddie currents (way better than my physics classes), not that most if it was surprising but made much more clear!! I love your methodology here

My biggest takeaway question is that 45 degree shift when the equatorial (interital?) plane is facing the splits (horizontal poles). I also have no explanation for this and am extremely surprised by it. Will sleep on it, but everything but that made great sense.

One way to possibly test for this is longer tube to find a more pronounced effect. As well as trying curved strips (1/4 inch thick seems to work well) with varying widths and spaced around a circle, along with testing some unequal spacing to equate to the slits you showed here.

Can't wait for your next video, I am still somewhat confused on your proposed dielectric idea (is it a field or an emergence from some underlying spacial/counterspacial dimension). But this might just be the language you use (more likely the words I am used to) for describing these phenomena

Ps. I do mean dimension literally, like length width height or even imaginary/lateral numbers, as thats all they are really. Don't like how people project so much more onto that idea

[kryptkeeper]

GoodVibrations,

regarding your megnetism IS gravity video. im wondering what you mean.
Is gravity and magnetism the same thing, so if we can make a magnetic field (alternator), we can make gravity.
or
are you saying that the force gravity and the electromagnetic force being manifested in two different ways by the same thing.

[rustycobalt]

Controlling for equal drop times would help make it a bit more clear, such as using a large piece of cardboard (or even better glass w/less friction) that both rest on, then pulling it quickly away. Since your hands/brain will have difficulty dropping them at the same time, but this is often milliseconds in difference so not too big a deal
Edit: Or way better would be setting up a mechanical (arduino?) gripper that can programmatically drop them at the same time, and pressure plates on the bottom to find timing differences in the fall. But this might be overkill

[Matryoshkabomb]

Perhaps on a different hemisphere it would go toward a different 45. What are your thoughts?

[Xeno_Bardock]

What if you replaced aluminum pipe with bismuth pipe? How will the magnets behave? I think magnet should fall through even slower than copper or aluminum pipe. Would like to see various experiments with bismuth if possible. Also if you surround the magnet with bismuth instead of aluminum, i think magnet should have to work even harder to maintain its gauss. Ken Wheeler from Theoria Apophasis channel also did an experiment with bismuth where he put bismuth on north pole of magnet which resulted in heat production in bismuth to some extent which you can see with thermal camera.

[rustycobalt]

Probably not helpful, but an imaginary/lateral dimension might help explain things a bit more clearly. As they help give solutions to most all math problems, and may help here too

Edit: Just thought of hyperspace, again maybe not helpful but worth a shot