I thought that a magnetic field was a flow of electrons from one pole to the other along flux lines?
What does the Layman do?
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No, its (somewhat tautologically) a component in an electromagnetic field. The magnetic field of the Earth (and anything else for that matter) bends the motion of electrons and other charged particles as they stream in from the Sun or elsewhere in the universe. Due to the equation I asked PP to provide me which relates the force on a charge due to its charge and the surrounding electric and magnetic fields there's a preferred path for an electron to move along, which involves spirally down to or up away from the poles.
A flow of electrons is a current and this would require some energy input it is were in any way obstructed. A flow of current is easy to measure for and a magnet doesn't have such a current, all of its atoms are relatively stationary and the net movement of electrons in the cation lattice is zero. You can induce a current in the magnet by moving another magnet past it, ala a generator, but the magnetic field is still there when there's no net flow of charge.
A flow of electrons is a current and this would require some energy input it is were in any way obstructed. A flow of current is easy to measure for and a magnet doesn't have such a current, all of its atoms are relatively stationary and the net movement of electrons in the cation lattice is zero. You can induce a current in the magnet by moving another magnet past it, ala a generator, but the magnetic field is still there when there's no net flow of charge.
Wow, great explanation. Thanks.
You are calling the Aether electrons again. Move a magnet past another magnet, and you scale the Aether down to electron size, so it is now an electron. Don't you realise that the Aether takes on the properties of certain particles when it is scaled to their size. The Aether can become an electron, or a photon when scaled down.All you are talking about is the scaling down that confused Einstein and brought around the Theory Of Relativity. Look Imagine the magnet in soapy water, and you wave it around, and break the soap bubbles to a smaller size. Imagine the Two slit experiment, and the sudden appearance of another photon.
Pincho, try publishing your ideas in this journal.
That way, people won't laugh at you when you make shit up.
That way, people won't laugh at you when you make shit up.
hah! Pincho, I think it's fair to say that when Pete is making fun of you it is well deserved. 
Now I'm a pretty broad-minded person, but when I read this quote from you in an earlier thread I deeply regretted suggesting that you ask a campus professor to discuss your ideas.Pincho said:
hah! Pincho, I think it's fair to say that when Pete is making fun of you it is well deserved.
Now I'm a pretty broad-minded person, but when I read this quote from you in an earlier thread I deeply regretted suggesting that you ask a campus professor to discuss your ideas.
If you had a 'Theory Of Everything' wouldn't you feel that you had outwitted the best? I literally have to correct a lot of Einstein's ideas, and Newtons. Even if nobody ever realises what I did, I feel a bit good about it as a feeble artist. But I can't see science failing to spot their mistakes in my lifetime, so hopefully I'll still be around.
You're the oene who said magnets shine electrons. And given we have no evidence for the aether (and a lot against it in one form or another) but we have evidence for electrons I'll stick with electrons for the time being.
It would seem all you do is just back peddle and reword things whenever anyone points out a mistake.
Don't you realise you're talking about a substance you haven't demonstrated exists. Furthermore you have no knowledge of experiments into the subatomic so what are you basing your claims on? Nothing.
Given you haven't read any relativity and you're utterly unfamiliar with science you demonstrate again you simply tell lie after lie, without any pretence of even trying to justify or make them sound believable.
I didn't nootice he said he thinks his IQ is 2000.
Whoever the mods are surely that's yet more evidence PP is either trolling or not worth giving any bandwidth. If he's thick enough to believe the drivel he types he don't add anything and if he's trolling make him waste his life elsewhere. I have repeatedly asked him to state would he'd consider sufficient to admit his work is wrong, ie falsification criteria, and he's ignored me repeatedly. Though it almost pains me to say it, when RJBeery, QWC and Noodler become rational and informed in comparison to someone surely a line is crossed (half hearted offence not really intended guys).
I said at least 2000, look I figured something out with 6 billion people around me, not to mention the whole of history. That's pretty good.
I suppose you wont tell me what sort of Observer was used in the two slit experiment? I want to know what it shone on the Photons, and I can't find it in Wikipedia. But whatever it shone spoilt the experiment. So it's important. If anybody wants to find the Aether, they need to do it without electrons shining on it.
No offense taken, AN. You've dedicated your life to Physics and I acknowledge that you're a very well educated automaton. You'd be the first guy I went to if I had a question about anything already discovered and written about in the textbooks.AlphaNumeric said:
That being said, your point is well founded...when everyone from the forum automatons to the cranks are calling this guy out, he's in trouble.
The next step is that you have to get a physics education.
See I can't honestly believe that you believe what you say. Someone with that level of detachment from reality and just blind stupidity is going to get hit by a bus or eat ant killer around age 7, never mind manage to feed and cloth themselves later in life by having a job. Hence I think you're trolling. There's a fine line between delusional ego and trolling and you've crossed it.I said at least 2000, look I figured something out with 6 billion people around me, not to mention the whole of history. That's pretty good.