<< I have spent all morning analyzing them with Quickfield, a finite element
analysis program, and there is something very odd about the resulting fields
- these arrays may actually serve as "proof" that a magnetic field is really
a flow of some "medium", with a difference in properties between the
"inflow"
and "outflow" poles!
So far, I can see no other explanation for why they concentrate the flux on
only one side of the array, except for a fluid dynamics explanation.
>>
Hi Everybody!
Yikes, shades of Edward Leedskalnin's story that north and south pole magnets
flow
in opposing currents as an explanation for electricity. This explanation was
in Leedskalnin's booklet "Magnetic Current".
I know, maybe not quite the same but seems an interesting correlation none
the less.
I personally am beginning to think that some very special form of light may
be the basis for magnetic fields.
Cer56
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