Tweet
Rosemary Ainslie
Seph,
I think Rosemary Ainslie's Magnetic Field Model is a contender for describing the magnetics. One of the most powerful things for me is that she came up with her model and developed a circuit based on the model's predictions. Very few people can do that.
Her circuit's successes have not been easily repeatable by others. A few people have admitted having some promising results - with no efficiency claims made.
I'm looking forward to other replication attempts.
Anyway, I have added her work to the back of The Quantum Key.
Originally posted by Sephiroth
View Post
Hi Aaron,
Finished reading The Quantum Key a couple of days ago and first I would like to thank you for writing it! It is a wonderful introduction to how the quantum fluctuations interact with the manifest! now I'm just going backwards and forwards to try and get the whole picture in my mind and I have alot of questions for you, but my biggest question relates to magnetism...
How does magnetism fit into the picture? Which flow of energy in the wire creates a magnetic field and how does the magnetic field interact with the aether? It appears to by the poynting flow since the field is perpendicular to the flow of current on either side of a load. Would the north and south of a magnet be synonymous with negative and positive potential?
Would very much appreciate your thoughts, and thanks again for a brilliant book!
Finished reading The Quantum Key a couple of days ago and first I would like to thank you for writing it! It is a wonderful introduction to how the quantum fluctuations interact with the manifest! now I'm just going backwards and forwards to try and get the whole picture in my mind and I have alot of questions for you, but my biggest question relates to magnetism...
How does magnetism fit into the picture? Which flow of energy in the wire creates a magnetic field and how does the magnetic field interact with the aether? It appears to by the poynting flow since the field is perpendicular to the flow of current on either side of a load. Would the north and south of a magnet be synonymous with negative and positive potential?
Would very much appreciate your thoughts, and thanks again for a brilliant book!
I think Rosemary Ainslie's Magnetic Field Model is a contender for describing the magnetics. One of the most powerful things for me is that she came up with her model and developed a circuit based on the model's predictions. Very few people can do that.
Her circuit's successes have not been easily repeatable by others. A few people have admitted having some promising results - with no efficiency claims made.
I'm looking forward to other replication attempts.
Anyway, I have added her work to the back of The Quantum Key.
Comment