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Natural Science Forum / Physics / Electromagnetism / June 2005



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Origin of Earth's Magnetic Field30 Jun 2005 23:29 GMT18
http://csep10.phys.utk.edu/astr161/lect/earth/magnetic.html
The above mentions that "The origin of the Earth's magnetic
field is not completely understood, but is thought to be associated
with electrical currents produced by the
Electric Field Sources or Generators28 Jun 2005 03:52 GMT3
To create source of magnetic field. You only need wires as
the current passing thru them can create it. The electric
field in the wires is null because there is a cancellation
inside the positive lattice and electrons.
Field Addition and Increasing Inductance27 Jun 2005 23:23 GMT4
When you pass a wire through high-permeability material the inductance
increases, because the flux produced by the current increases.  It's
easy to see how the same H field now produces a greater B field which
increases the inductance.  The H field of a closely-spaced pair of
Is there a generalization of the vector product of threedimensional vectors to 4 vectors ?27 Jun 2005 11:55 GMT2
Can the cross product of threedimensional vectors be generalized to
relativistic 4 - vectors ? What does mathematics say ?
magnetic field reducer?26 Jun 2005 17:27 GMT24
Suppose you have a current source with magnetic field
and you want to reduce it by adding a metal near it
to induce opposite magnetic field to cancel the one
from the source (partially). What coil configuration
neurophone electromagnetic device used in spy satellites25 Jun 2005 05:44 GMT2
White I do not have a science background in the last 11 years I have
done a lot of searching on the internet because in 1994 I starting
"hearing" what I call an
acoustic nightmare. without any knowledge of what was going on I did a
Why do flying helicopters get charged up electrically?24 Jun 2005 11:49 GMT5
When helicopters fly, they get charged electrically.
This is such a strong effect, that the shock can kill
a man, especially if it has heart problems.
Why do thy charge up?
Electrodynamics' spin22 Jun 2005 21:47 GMT4
On 2004-05-26 23:56:58 PST Timo Nieminen (timo@physics.uq.edu.au)
wrote:
Radi, you might be interested in our recent paper:
http://link.aps.org/abstract/PRL/v92/e198104
Electromagnetism and str - what's wrong in my formulas?22 Jun 2005 20:15 GMT11
Electromagnetism and str -
what's wrong in my formulas?
    Two electrons move in parallel perpendicular to the line between
them, and the two have the same velocity. This is how it's seen from
Magnetic field dependent on current only....21 Jun 2005 14:31 GMT7
right?
This means the 12volts/18ampere setup produce larger
magnetic field magnitude (from the current flow) than
the 110volts/2Ampere setup (noting that both produce the
baby monitor and emr21 Jun 2005 05:23 GMT6
does anyone one have any idea if the bebe sounds infant movement monitor
emits electromagnetic radiation?  the device consists of a pad that is
placed under the crib mattress and pics up movement (or lack of movement) by
sending a signal to a base monitor that is run by 4 AAA ...
Effective Power and Load Behavior20 Jun 2005 08:42 GMT20
Suppose you have voltage = 110 volts and current 2 Ampere
>From P = V I
Power = 220 Watts
Suppose you have voltage = 12 volts and current 18.3 Ampere
Is Louis Savain the next Einstein??18 Jun 2005 18:02 GMT58
In a moment of brilliance, Louis Savain Ph.D. declared:
(Anyone disagree to the following, why?)
"The truth is that the
magnetic field of moving particle is due almost entirely to its having
Rimless steel hemispheres, 14" dia, $1218 Jun 2005 14:34 GMT1
Amazing! Mark W. tipped me off that Ikea is currently selling bowls in
the form of near perfect rimless steel hemispheres, 5", 8", 11", and
14" diameter.  $3 for the 5" ones.
http://www.ikea ...
Magnetic field relativistic effect of electricity?16 Jun 2005 20:41 GMT25
Can anyone explain how magnetic field is really a
relativistic effect of moving electric field?
Is this an empirical and irrefutable fact supported by
experiments?
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