Currents 🔁 Magnets | CERN-Solvay Education

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Chapters
00:00-02:03 Introduction
02:03-11:37 Electromagnets
11:37-18:07 Electromagnetic induction
18:07-28:48 Eddy currents
28:48-30:30 Conclusion

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[hanimoh]

اول تعليق من جزائري علي هاذه تحفة المصنعة

[shawncotlar]

Everything is sound!! And magnetic !! And frequency !!.. Controls the world!!! And us!!.. positive energy you get positive outcome

[snivla]

If you owned an old CRT tv you too have a very specific particle accelerator . That big wound component on the back of the tube steer the particles across the screen in a scanning motion and they excite the coating on the inside of the screen and that makes the picture. The thing that gets me is that seems a lot of technology and power to do what an LCD or LED display does today . This is why you get figures burnt in to the screen of the old TVs . The phosphorus coating gets burnt off too evenly in the same place. Think how simple miniaturisation of semiconductors and components always bring our usable technology to the place we purchase it and for the bargain prices we pay today. They say a brand new microchip for use by the military and governments today could easily cost $1 billion dollars to research and manufacture but within ten years that chip would be integrated in to semiconductors today for the price of a dollar .

[supernova]

It's fun to mess with people at cern, they don't get jokes. I was there once and I sware some of them are using human skin suits