Do magnets given an electrical charge have a helical turning field?

[mikrovolt]

Do magnets given an electrical charge have a helical turning field?

MAGNETIC FLUX SPIN VALIDATION by Al aka. "Magnetflipper" - YouTube

MAGNETIC VORTEX SPIN its against the LAW built by Magnetflip - YouTube

[shylo]

Valid?

Hi Micro, Has this video (the first one) been proven legit.
If it is,.. this is very important!
You could easily change the spin , just by reversing the output of a motor.
I'll watch again, because the spin seems to eminate from the center.
More to think about.
artv

[mikrovolt]

There is information below the video about the steel plate and the plastic spacer.

I will be embarrassed if magnet flipper turns out to be another you tube magician. Magnetic flux usually likes to be straight not twist. So possibly it is an additional force that magnets have when electricity is applied.

An application might take form inside of a lead acid battery. If it can move small bubbles it might somehow clear the pulse charging pathway in batteries as it gets congested causing heat and slowing it's ability to store energy.

There are many possibilities to explore.

[mbrownn]

moving magnets have profound effects on conductors, if it is the case, and there is some evidence to suggest it is, then a dynamic vortex field also has profound implications.

[Hrothgar]

It stands to reason

if the magnet is treated as a wire then the right hand rule appears to still apply. Using the homopolar approach to twist a permanent field may prove useful in finding caveats in Lenz law