Breaking free from the ferrilens.

[Iamnuts]

I think I could have figured it out. The particles have a preponderance to
have a stronger, say, north pole than south. Of course like poles repel thus
the chains would automatically break up.
So the BIG question is do they line up in a magnetic field in the same manner
that most other things do?

[Iamnuts]

Solved

It's a spinning vortex that won't allow light in. (it's not generating light, so it's not trying to get out). The pressures around the magnets pole are in a similar state as a tornado

[Iamnuts]

Zone

I think this is repulsion, notice an exclusion zone.http://www.energeticforum.com/attach...1&d=1527849065

[Iamnuts]

Cross over.

The lines look as if they cross but they don’t .
.http://www.energeticforum.com/attach...1&d=1527861096

[Iamnuts]

Toy.

Found grandkids playing with this.http://www.energeticforum.com/attach...1&d=1527947237

[Iamnuts]

Toy2.

http://www.energeticforum.com/attach...1&d=1527947378

[Iamnuts]

Like.

Just like what people see in their ferrilenses!http://www.energeticforum.com/attach...1&d=1527963916

[Iamnuts]

Looking into a lens.

I’ll continue with my detective mission.
Obviously there is a huge amount understood on the subject.
anisotropy
Magnetocrystalline anisotropy arises as a result of an arrangement of atoms, usually a crystal structure, where the total electronic wavefunctions overlap in an isotropic manner. As a consequence, magnetic measurements along different crystallographic directions yield different magnetization curves (Fig. 10.3).
The physical origin of the anisotropy is mainly due to spin-orbit coupling and orbit-lattice coupling that together result in a preferential set of directions along which the energy of the system (material) is minimized and hence where the magnetization will lie. In this chapter it is not the intention to provide a detailed quantum mechanical description of the physics of anisotropy as this is not particular to thin films and is well described in a number of standard

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Equipotential.

Pinestone’s catching up!
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Old 05-23-2018, 02:44 PM
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What is being portrayed by these cells are obviously equipotential lines.
All the curves are probably rainbow effect refraction.
I always thought the magnetic field was made by virtual photons but
I was wrong, there is no work going on other than that you put there.
This thing has gone on for years and still doesn’t seem to have universal
acceptance.

[Iamnuts]

Cut

No expense spared,I took a diamond to my best long bar magnet and
chopped it in two. It’s magnetised with poles at opposite ends of it
lengthwise. I was expecting to find that the cut ends would repel but
it turns out to join up into one like before it was cut.

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Friend.

I asked my friend at CERN to give me some idea of the accuracy
needed to collide particles or whatever they do.
She said that if you were to fire a couple of sewing needles across the
Atlantic, one from each side and have them hit end on, that’s about the
scale of it. Perhaps she tells lies?

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They must know a bit!

I presume they must have a bit of a clue about things?
You don’t make 50,000 tons of superconducting magnets and
just “hope” you know what they’ll do.https://indico.cern.ch/event/321880/...hop_Thonet.pdf

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Interesting

I presume they must have a bit of a clue about things?
You don’t make 50,000 tons of superconducting magnets and
just “hope” you know what they’ll do.https://indico.cern.ch/event/321880/...hop_Thonet.pdf

It didn't mention the iron filings.

[Iamnuts]

Thanks.

I want to say “Thank you” to TheoriaApohasis for enlightening me as to
the existence of Tony Skyrme.

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2day

Down on the farm today!http://www.energeticforum.com/attach...1&d=1528636677