Hi folks, I started this thread to have a discussion about Joseph Newman's principles and the simple ideas he has been pointing out for some time now.
These are some of the things I wish to be discussed as quoted from Newman.
"The prior teachings indicate that copper is non-magnetic and that the resulting magnetic field associated with current flow in copper is the result of the current. Those teachings are totally wrong. Copper is extremely magnetic! It is so magnetic that it deceives the observer."
and this is a practical example he points out.
"Take 40 gauge copper wire which has a resistance of 1,049 ohms for 1000 feet with a total weight of a mere .02993 lbs., turning same into a coil with a 10 foot interior and 8.32 feet in height. One would therefore have approximately a mere 31.8 turns of copper wire. If 100 volts is connected the this coil, then a current flow approximately 95MA would occur with total power input of 9.5 watts and a resulting weak, magnetic field of .012 Gauss or a mere .000014 joules of energy stored in this weak, magnetic field. An insignificant current flow would now occur if the current input was stopped and the coil was shorted out to collapse a weak magnetic field and provide an inductance of only .003 Henries.
Now conduct another test with 5 gauge copper wire which has a resistance of .3133 Ohms for 1000 feet. However to equal the same resistance as in previous coil, one must now use 3,348,000 feet of 5 gauge wire with a massive, total weight of 335,469.6 lbs. or 16.77 tons. Such wire is turned into a coil with a 10-foot interior diameter and 8.32 foot height. This structure would have a phenomenal 90,000 turns of 5-gauge wire. If 100 volts were now connected to this coil, then a current flow of approximately 95MA could occur with a total power input of 9.5 watts and a resulting, phenomenally larger magnetic field of 23.7 Gauss, or 1,905 times larger than the other previously discussed coil, and 116 joules of energy stored in the magnetic field. This represents a phenomenal 8 million times more energy than in the 40 gauge coil previously discussed. A phenomenally larger current flow would now occur if the current flow was stopped and this coil was shorted out as a result of the collapsing, much greater magnetic field of tthe 5 gauge coil. Such shorting would generate an inductance of 25,700 Henries, which is better than 8 million times the inductance of the 40 gauge coil. Clearly these facts, prove beyond doubt that Oersted's conclusion in 1820 (Which is still taught to this day) That the magnetic field came only from the current to be totally false. This clearly proves that the phenomenal difference in strength for the resulting magnetic fields (implying great differences in stored energy) and additional current flow when the input current was stopped. Had to come from the gyroscopic particles comprising the component parts of the atoms within the copper coil."
So these ideas are along the theme of what I would like to discuss and hear your thoughts on.
peace love light
Tyson
These are some of the things I wish to be discussed as quoted from Newman.
"The prior teachings indicate that copper is non-magnetic and that the resulting magnetic field associated with current flow in copper is the result of the current. Those teachings are totally wrong. Copper is extremely magnetic! It is so magnetic that it deceives the observer."
and this is a practical example he points out.
"Take 40 gauge copper wire which has a resistance of 1,049 ohms for 1000 feet with a total weight of a mere .02993 lbs., turning same into a coil with a 10 foot interior and 8.32 feet in height. One would therefore have approximately a mere 31.8 turns of copper wire. If 100 volts is connected the this coil, then a current flow approximately 95MA would occur with total power input of 9.5 watts and a resulting weak, magnetic field of .012 Gauss or a mere .000014 joules of energy stored in this weak, magnetic field. An insignificant current flow would now occur if the current input was stopped and the coil was shorted out to collapse a weak magnetic field and provide an inductance of only .003 Henries.
Now conduct another test with 5 gauge copper wire which has a resistance of .3133 Ohms for 1000 feet. However to equal the same resistance as in previous coil, one must now use 3,348,000 feet of 5 gauge wire with a massive, total weight of 335,469.6 lbs. or 16.77 tons. Such wire is turned into a coil with a 10-foot interior diameter and 8.32 foot height. This structure would have a phenomenal 90,000 turns of 5-gauge wire. If 100 volts were now connected to this coil, then a current flow of approximately 95MA could occur with a total power input of 9.5 watts and a resulting, phenomenally larger magnetic field of 23.7 Gauss, or 1,905 times larger than the other previously discussed coil, and 116 joules of energy stored in the magnetic field. This represents a phenomenal 8 million times more energy than in the 40 gauge coil previously discussed. A phenomenally larger current flow would now occur if the current flow was stopped and this coil was shorted out as a result of the collapsing, much greater magnetic field of tthe 5 gauge coil. Such shorting would generate an inductance of 25,700 Henries, which is better than 8 million times the inductance of the 40 gauge coil. Clearly these facts, prove beyond doubt that Oersted's conclusion in 1820 (Which is still taught to this day) That the magnetic field came only from the current to be totally false. This clearly proves that the phenomenal difference in strength for the resulting magnetic fields (implying great differences in stored energy) and additional current flow when the input current was stopped. Had to come from the gyroscopic particles comprising the component parts of the atoms within the copper coil."
So these ideas are along the theme of what I would like to discuss and hear your thoughts on.
peace love light
Tyson
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