Pyramid Magnets - Focusing Flux to a Point

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  • čas přidán 13. 09. 2024

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  • @marshalllhiepler
    @marshalllhiepler Před 5 lety +83

    Let me get this straight ...
    You "rent this magnet out for money"?
    Dude, you've created the worlds' first Money Magnet.
    Ingenius!

  • @crabbysam
    @crabbysam Před 5 lety +18

    How George hasn't lost any fingers to these incredibly strong magnets remains a mystery. I own a few crazy powerful magnets that I bought from Supermagnetman over the years. But my larger magnets are treated the same as I did in the US Army with grenades, very carefully.

  • @HansQuistorff
    @HansQuistorff Před rokem +3

    When I need an intense field doing magnet therapy I stack biomagnets progressively from large to small so that being round they make a cone. The intense negative field breaks the ionic bonds in swollen tissue and restores lymphatic flow reducing pain. One client received frequent MRIs for his neck condition. He would get pain remission for a week or 2 after each MRI.

    • @SuperMagnetMan
      @SuperMagnetMan  Před rokem

      Yes - I would love to do a video on what I know about this subject but the various watchdogs guard their territory very diligently. I have recently designed a cool neck brace for therapy like you describe.

  • @markstahl1638
    @markstahl1638 Před 3 lety +6

    What about a magnet with the angles of the Giza pyramid? Very interested.

  • @jackywang818
    @jackywang818 Před 8 lety +10

    Several years ago, I helped one customer from USA to produce this type of magnet ,and he also need a cone Alnico magnet too. But I don't know where they used till now. but they are interesting magnet. Thank you. I am learning English and knowledge from your video. Although I worked in a magnet factory in fact...

    • @casinogiant
      @casinogiant Před 8 lety

      +Jacky Wang I would like to know more about this and have you ever reproduced this? Also did you make it to a point or has the pyramid one ever get made to a point? Lastly what if you made two, each opposite in poles to each other then attach them to each other at the points? I suspect you may find it does something quit peculiar, perhaps spins at a very high rate with equally high tension... what do you think?

    • @jackywang818
      @jackywang818 Před 8 lety +4

      I don't know, I am not good at magnet applications, because all my knowledge is on the magnet itself, because I worked on magnet sales for 12 years, and work in a magnet factory. Usually I can give suggestion on magnetic material choosing, if the magnet can be produced (because usually magnets are not so machinable), the temperature if they can work in...blabla. and about the magnet will take what type of function, I don't know. although I have worked for so much time in this industries, I only can get to know something about where the magnet use sometimes from my customers.. haha
      the magnet man usually give lots of useful information, but something is wrong as I think, but just on my opinion, maybe he is right.
      I watch his video carefully, one reason is to get something I don't know, other hand I can learn English too. my poor English as a Chinese. :)

    • @casinogiant
      @casinogiant Před 8 lety +1

      Jacky Wang Okay well try this...
      Drop a magnet down a aluminum pipe.

    • @justlolatthisworld7917
      @justlolatthisworld7917 Před rokem

      @@jackywang818 You live in China and worked in a magnet factory in China? That is so cool. What kind of magnets did you make? Did you make Neodymium magnets?
      Thanks for any reply. And your English is very good! Much better than my Chinese lol.
      Cheers! :)

  • @armastat
    @armastat Před 5 lety +12

    Would be curious to see diagrams of how the fields interact and the final result

  • @adrianbrice2072
    @adrianbrice2072 Před 5 lety +2

    PHASE CONJUGATION IN MAGNETICS
    The meaning of the concept of conjugation of phases: The centripetal process in these magnets is unique- and is key to magnetic superconductivity. We are talking: The ideal magnets.
    We are not only talking the geometry of the magnets overall form (pyrmid magnet); even so this is also critical… NOW WE WILL TALK “PROPERTIES” FROM INSIDE.
    (Focused flux lines; pine cones kiss accurately and efficiently at the center.)
    There is only one process in the world which makes a PHASE CONJUGATE MAGNET.
    The technology involves putting a phase conjugate frequency signature- into the magnet molecular array- during the time of molecular crystallization at magnetization- or sintering process.
    We know that this is making like poles attract; and there also are evidences (for years)- that correctly defined magnetic south- is more centripetal- than north.
    Unfortunately we did (until now) not find any contract company to measure and prove … all this is made more complicated by the fact that the only companies in the world actually making strong magnets in production quantities- are the Chineses (control virtually all the rare earth minerals needed)- these Chinese companies seem to DEFINE NORTH vs SOUTH magnetically - in the OPPOSITE WAY western physics does! Combine this with the fact that western physics has failed to note the fundamental difference between centripetal vs centrifugal flux as being in fact the defining symmetry of north versus south. I also believe this is actually the defining difference between plus versus minus charge- the new information being that it is in fact fractality that causes all electronegativity to be centripetal.
    Then add the fact that many use the term yin versus yang- for this physics- and the centripetal versus centrifugal definition of Yin/Yang has ALSO been inverted between traditions (Michio Kushi versus...). So be prepared for a little confusion.
    The only name for things … If a quality like magnetic south, and charge negative is in fact a name for predominantly centripetal flux lines- you must know that- or you can be confused and manipulated. If alphabets and symbols are only a name for the plasma residue (symmetry of charge compression) necessary to embed/implode/fuse your centripetal (phase conjugate) toroidal flux lines.
    The basics:
    Geometry produces symmetry, which allows waves proceeding from opposite directions to meet each other and stand (to phase and phaselock.) Standing waves give the illusion of stability, segregation of momentum, and make possible the birth of matter. Pressure occurs where waves meet.
    Ratios are the the constants on all scales.
    If the geometry of replication is embraced in a seed of any scale, it is ratio that has the power. Size is unimportant where information is concerned, since information can travel to any scale via the wave guide, and be manifested. (Holofractal architecture).
    Shape is the only thing nature has to conserve. (memory, ring out only from differences in shape, not substance) The only way to conserve shape along a path is to maintain the ratio of length, area and volume (a nest of ratios.) (“Attractor” theory in mathematics; waves which fit into each other / nests which stand, form matter)
    The best pathway to maintain a nest of ratios is the golden mean (Phi).
    Phi squared and Phi cubed are represented by the ratcheted dodecahedron.
    This pathway enables information (shape) to be moved without loss of momentum (power). The closer a material comes to forming this shape and path, the greater its conductivity. Think of superconductivity that is super-coherence of resonance or wave shape.
    Coherence at any level is coherence at every level. An orderly relation between wave lengths establishes a connection between frequencies and fields, which cannot persist unless it resonates to ALL frequencies and fields . This harmonic cascade (Jacob’s Ladder) establishes the connectedness called holography. Holo-Fractal Principles are the origin of centripetal forces… (!)
    Again: We know that in “optics”; where the optical paths conjugate self organization results in superluminal
    Only golden ratio conjugates (adds and multiplies- and therefore compresses infinitely and implodes).
    + The only path which allows conjugation in 3D is therefore- the way 2 pine cones kiss noses- in the center of stellating dodeca.
    + This is the only 3D fractal for waves
    = The conjugation of wave phases constructive and possible ( both two sixty degree implosion pine cones learn to kiss noses)- we now can solve phase conjugate in optics, phase conjugate dielectrics … everywhere where people understand wave patterns.

  • @horus2779
    @horus2779 Před 5 lety +3

    Why is it they cut the tops off them, ask yourself that question, they dont want you to discover the field shape it creates

    • @megadeathx
      @megadeathx Před 5 lety

      If you're saying that one molecule wide is the sharpness of a point that you care about, then we can argue about the practicality of attempting that design. But if you're saying that the difference between top and bottom is current too small a ratio and that a larger difference would create an incredible result, then we can talk.

  • @kiriedriver
    @kiriedriver Před 11 lety +65

    Did this man just say PhD study on magnetic stress relief on whales?

    • @shahared1
      @shahared1 Před 10 lety +19

      Welds...

    • @jwuethrich8385
      @jwuethrich8385 Před 7 lety +25

      i heard whales too. laughed my ass off and almost changed videos. welds makes a lot more sense

    • @iconzero9417
      @iconzero9417 Před 6 lety +1

      I heard welds also... but I must have gotten used to the way people in Alabama speak, when I lived there.

    • @SuperMagnetMan
      @SuperMagnetMan  Před 6 lety +44

      The objective was to save sharks from fishing nets or fishing lines. The research was to see how much magnetism was required to repel the sharks and keep them from being accidentally caught.

    • @lpz123
      @lpz123 Před 6 lety +5

      kiriedriver this man is a genius

  • @murtaza6626
    @murtaza6626 Před 7 lety +7

    hey super magnet man!!! can you please show us some experiments with these magnets, is it true that the magnetic field can be focused onto a point with these magnets?

  • @T1000LTU
    @T1000LTU Před 11 lety +3

    Hi,
    You just throved in brilliant reason for idea with all these pyramid shaped magnets!
    Swap them to the coils with same shaped cores as transformer's primary and place transformer's secondary in concentrated magnetic field area and.. bingo!!!
    Cheers!

  • @modulator7861
    @modulator7861 Před 5 lety +5

    3AM INFOMERCIAL:
    "Tired of stressed out whales?" [Shot of frustrated PhD]

    • @waynemasters8673
      @waynemasters8673 Před 3 lety

      Me yesterday human mulling too much equip in and out of gold field.
      Thats why Im here at the bottom looking for gold easier with magnetic field

  • @mcfire729
    @mcfire729 Před 5 lety +5

    What effect does these strong fields have on you wrist watch?

  • @hiviber
    @hiviber Před 6 lety +5

    There is not a lot of good quality information on magnetics. Thank you for the videos!

  • @tiagotiagot
    @tiagotiagot Před 11 lety +6

    How much difference would it make if they were cones instead of pyramids? And what if the thinning towards the tip wasn't linear, but a concave or convex curve? any difference if the curve is a circular or elliptical arc?

  • @StallionDavid
    @StallionDavid Před 5 lety +2

    I need magnets like this for a similar version of the halback (or w/e) array. I have a theory on power generation and might be able to complete a design with magnets like this. How can I get them or one like them made?

  • @john9944
    @john9944 Před 12 lety +3

    I enjoyed your program. I am probably not your typical viewer. I am a basketball coach. I have been thinking of a human force field to be utilized in the game. I feel that it would be most easily demonstrated to my players through the use of magnets. Would it be possible to acquire 6 pryamid magnets that fit together to make a cube? I had thought that I wanted the magnets to be pointed on the top. (continued in part 2)

  • @cmosjanx
    @cmosjanx Před 7 lety +2

    Are there any cool experiment links that I can see with these? I'm beyond obsessed with electromagnetism these days, and it's such a ginormus subject that I am trying to see everything I can, and get a very well rounded idea of what's possible and what's not. thanks a lot!

  • @jaypearce6743
    @jaypearce6743 Před 3 lety +1

    Show the plasma! Theere must be a simple demonstration of the plasma emitted from the tips, like the Schleiren photography or photo film.

  • @glenmartin2437
    @glenmartin2437 Před 2 lety +1

    Thank you. A good video.
    I worked with permanent and èlectromagnets on mass spectrometers, ion gettering pumps, etc.
    Your magnets would allow significant miniaturization of the systems I worked on.

    • @SuperMagnetMan
      @SuperMagnetMan  Před 2 lety

      Glen, we would love to help you check it out:) Just email us at mrgeorge@supermagnetman.com.

  • @lisarmia
    @lisarmia Před 5 lety +9

    I bet you learn quickly at this company to watch where you put down these super-powerful magnets. You'd only make a mistake one time...

  • @EnergyTRE
    @EnergyTRE Před 2 lety

    very nice friend have you made a cube out of pyramid magnets. ?? bet it had some nice readings if so would make a great video.

  • @spaceantelope1
    @spaceantelope1 Před měsícem

    Have you constructed pyramidal magnets using angles representing the golden triangle? Thank you Mr. Mizzell you are the coolest

    • @spaceantelope1
      @spaceantelope1 Před měsícem

      2 magnets I would like to own: 108, 36, 36, and 137.5077, 21.24, 21.24. Where my Ken Wheeler fans at?!

  • @UltimateEnd0
    @UltimateEnd0 Před 3 lety

    Pyramid power strikes again!

  • @ledametto
    @ledametto Před 12 lety +2

    Hi George, do you sell those pyramidal magnets in your website? I wasn't able to find it !!

  • @dylandaughtrey3862
    @dylandaughtrey3862 Před 2 lety

    Bernoulli’s equation works in everything

  • @ginadisantis2684
    @ginadisantis2684 Před 2 lety

    Hello George, learned about U from Ken Wheeler , Question.... what is the safest way for me to take the magnet out of my very old micro wave?

  • @EnergyTRE
    @EnergyTRE Před 8 měsíci +1

    But Can you make a cude out of 6 pyramid magnets.

  • @gyro5d
    @gyro5d Před 5 lety +1

    Golden ratio curve?

  • @onehitpick9758
    @onehitpick9758 Před 5 lety +3

    If you break one of these pyramid magnets along the horizontal plane (if the pyramid were sitting base on the ground), do the two portions attract or repel if aligned along the break?

    • @onehitpick9758
      @onehitpick9758 Před 3 lety +1

      @fuck google Try breaking a one of those common ceramic magnets in different ways. Then try reassembling back the way it was. It will depend on how you break it whether the two pieces attract or repel.

    • @onehitpick9758
      @onehitpick9758 Před 3 lety +1

      @fuck google Don't take my word for it -- try it. It depends along which axis you break it. If you break it like NS - NS it will attract. If you beak it like:
      N-N
      S-S
      It will repel if you try to reassemble exactly as it was. "-" represents the break line.

  • @everydaynormalguy9697
    @everydaynormalguy9697 Před 3 lety

    Make a tip in gold... And on an other note... His watch must be all plastic or would it alter the mecanism?

  • @larrylutchman1895
    @larrylutchman1895 Před 5 lety +7

    Can an electromagnet be made in the pryamid design

    • @Sedgewise47
      @Sedgewise47 Před 5 lety

      4 months so far-and still no answer??

    • @megadeathx
      @megadeathx Před 5 lety +2

      Electromagnets are usually wound around an object, making them round by default. Even when they're wound around objects with sharp corners, they still result in slightly rounded edges due to the wire winding around it. So what you're better off asking is if an electromagnet can be made in a cone design. The answer is yes, but it's a huge pain in the butt to get a tight wind, as the wire always wants to slide down to the narrow end of the cone. If you mind having loose winding, then I would recommend gluing the winding as you wind it.

    • @senseisecurityschool9337
      @senseisecurityschool9337 Před 4 lety +1

      @@megadeathx Suppose you start your winding on the narrow end, with a drop of glue to hold the end in place. Then as you wind up toward the wider end, wouldn't the "sliding toward the tip" effect make the winding TIGHTER?

    • @megadeathx
      @megadeathx Před 4 lety +1

      @@senseisecurityschool9337 No because the direction of pull isn't perpendicular to the surface. In practice, I have found that the wire pulls *over* the previous winding rather than *against* the previous winding; so while it is tighter in a density sense, it's not at all tight in an useful line.

    • @atum7355
      @atum7355 Před 4 lety

      If you want to build the correct cone coil, use COILED wire. The result is coiled cone coil, the magnetic vortex would be formed according to walter russell. This is the TRUE analogy of russell's teaching. Illuminati fked everything.

  • @xanaified
    @xanaified Před 5 lety +1

    what about a cone magnet? do the number of sides matter?

  • @7jsm7
    @7jsm7 Před 12 lety +1

    So when you drilled the hole in that magnet you showed at the end, did Eddy Currents make that process more difficult, or how did you go about doing that?

    • @assac1000
      @assac1000 Před 8 lety

      He must have drilled it before magnetizing...

  • @mikerooney3307
    @mikerooney3307 Před 6 lety +4

    shouldn't need to glue them ???

    • @Colonies_Dev
      @Colonies_Dev Před 4 lety

      Sliding could make it change fields slightly maybe, which is bad for paper experiments

  • @jazzjohn2
    @jazzjohn2 Před 5 lety +1

    It would be interesting to levitate some diamagnetic material (like pyrolytic carbon) over these very strong magnets.

  • @davidbroadfoot4214
    @davidbroadfoot4214 Před 2 lety

    thanks for the article S/M man,.. I was wondering if you have tried to make strong, standing magnetic fields 'within' a vase shaped container and also wondering how you monitor or map the 'actual' standing magnetic field (in fine detail) of your particular magnets. I look forward to your reply, and thanks again for these informative and interesting articles. ps I just noticed article date is 2012,.. hope you are still around and available for feedback.

  • @horus2779
    @horus2779 Před 4 lety

    would be interesting to see a large pyramid magnet with mini pyramids placed all around it, since a pyramid is slopped towards the top then all mini pyramids would be too, sort of focusing their flux in the direction of the tip of big pyramid like a pine cone

  • @bestowicprimer8835
    @bestowicprimer8835 Před 4 lety

    Trying to make magnetism at a distance or a what would appear as a monopole

  • @natesmayaenrique
    @natesmayaenrique Před 3 lety

    Want to create non stable magnets or a container that can hold them in an unstable position , how can I quote some?

  • @leotruman240
    @leotruman240 Před 4 lety

    Dear kind sir , I really enjoyed your video , how about conical ciliniods , they concentrate the magnetic field on the top ?

  • @ShawnJonesHellion
    @ShawnJonesHellion Před 3 lety

    Do you have a blooper reel where you place the magnets too close to other things? 🤔

  • @prabakarankarthikeyan2084

    i have to focus electromagnet field at single point which diameter of 2 mm.and its does't kindly tell me the reason and some ref....

  • @GaryHB57
    @GaryHB57 Před 4 lety

    Very cool. They are very powerful, but they still need to be glued together (1:34)? That lowers the field strength, although probably not by much.

  • @caileanparis9998
    @caileanparis9998 Před 6 lety +5

    i would not be holding that by my head for a long time

    • @SuperMagnetMan
      @SuperMagnetMan  Před 6 lety +2

      Actually there are no harmful effects. Just think of it - if you had a medical problem they will frequently send you for an MRI which is 4 - 8 times as strong as some of these neo magnets.:)

    • @caileanparis9998
      @caileanparis9998 Před 6 lety

      Thats a really good point.
      but you dont think if you held that magnet by your head, like direct contact, it would do something wouldn't it?

    • @RiverFlow58
      @RiverFlow58 Před 5 lety +1

      Are there any health applications for these magnets?

    • @Observ45er
      @Observ45er Před 5 lety +3

      Agreed.
      I've been putting strong magnets to my head and operating strong radio transmitters for many years and I assure you there are absilutely no negative side eff...ff...fffe...ffeec...ects.

    • @Observ45er
      @Observ45er Před 5 lety +1

      +cailean paris,
      There are videos of strong magnetic *pulses* applied to the brain to disrupt some functions in an effort to find uses.

  • @karmicmessenger
    @karmicmessenger Před 6 lety +1

    Many applications? I think you spoke of three and two of them were erasing magnetic media. I'm overwhelmed with all the possibilities. Just like a salesman; you talked for 9 minutes and said "we make magnets"

    • @CrystalAge
      @CrystalAge Před 5 lety

      Karmicmessenger
      projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?98201-Sharks-magnetic-fields-humans-Alzheimers

  • @jamessparks7331
    @jamessparks7331 Před 4 lety +2

    Hey super magnet man. First, i wanna say, great videos ive seen a few theyre good. I have a question for ya. Can u tell me anything about what is taking place when u try to squeeze to like poles against each other? I say squeeze because to me thats what it feels like. Does that put pressure on each field? Could some one maybe draw power from that or apply that somehow to technology?

  • @UltimateEnd0
    @UltimateEnd0 Před 3 lety

    What about five-sided pyramids?

  • @mrMacMilli2000
    @mrMacMilli2000 Před 5 lety +4

    *_SHOUT OUT TO KAREN B_*

  • @mattmiller7499
    @mattmiller7499 Před 5 lety +2

    How do I study with you? Your videos make my thoughts race, and theories come alive.

    • @SuperMagnetMan
      @SuperMagnetMan  Před 5 lety +3

      Thank you so much!!! I LOVE developing these videos and doing the work ahead of time to make sure everything comes together. I am working on one now that will cover all the details of Eddy Current drag as it pertains to slowing down moving objects. Trying to put some practical and useful data together.

    • @mattmiller7499
      @mattmiller7499 Před 5 lety +1

      @@SuperMagnetMan I really look forward to watching your videos and getting caught up to speed. I can tell you love your work as much as I do. Thankyou for sharing your learnings, and insight

    • @KnowName33
      @KnowName33 Před 5 lety +2

      @@SuperMagnetMan have you done any Research into people wearing magnets on their hands feet and head and meditating sitting in a pyramid shape to see if the magnetic field increases during meditation or not?

    • @spectrumofcreation5679
      @spectrumofcreation5679 Před 5 lety +1

      What would be interesting is if there was a way to control the amount of force generated, kinda like a dial control for intensity. Then would it be possible to tap the fields of the earth to ascend and descend from the distance to ground. Think of the different invisible intensity lines. Could you imagine tapping that field. That my friend would be amazing. I can visualize the feeling and a possibility but I don't know that much about the earths field and what frequencies those,,,,, lay lines I guess are??? To tune instruments to those fields and lift a object by control would take a different type of system altogether. I wonder if teletronics would have to be the control mechanism..
      Just wondering do you know where I could learn more about teletronics and what materials have the best results/ reactions to this form of research????
      Thanks for the video and your time in reading this comment..
      God speed and happy experimenting!!!!;-)

  • @bubblezovlove7213
    @bubblezovlove7213 Před 3 lety

    I've just bought my first one inch neo magnet sphere. It seems to punch waaaaaaaay above its weight!! I wonder if that is also focussing the feild to a point? I can barely remove it from my metal bedpost and it's only one inch...

  • @the_trademark
    @the_trademark Před 12 lety +1

    how are watches working aroud so many magnets?

  • @kennyallender1720
    @kennyallender1720 Před 8 dny

    Where to buy a magnet

  • @suzukispider
    @suzukispider Před 4 lety

    what about a conical magnet with the same blunt tip? then you wouldn't have the sides and edges....

  • @kimrandall8135
    @kimrandall8135 Před 5 lety +1

    "IF you use a pyramid magnet , is that not like how an explosive shaped charge directs it energy?" And if so, why can you not use it for anti gravity propulsion?

    • @daltonb
      @daltonb Před 5 lety

      Kim Randall do you even know what gravity is?

  • @kulturfreund6631
    @kulturfreund6631 Před 3 lety

    Very interesting and knowledge enhancing. ✌️🤓👍

  • @dougkonzen1503
    @dougkonzen1503 Před 5 lety +2

    Hi
    What about magnetic bearings that can float a motor or generator axle with no friction?? Can thes pyramid magnets work well for that?
    Thanks !!

    • @johnknoefler
      @johnknoefler Před 5 lety

      I already use magnetic bearings for yard ornaments.

    • @MrDKONZEN
      @MrDKONZEN Před 5 lety

      @@johnknoefler
      Is there advantage with pyramid shape with mavebtic bearings?
      Could they work for say 1000w generator bearings or 3hp motor bearings?

  • @Greg_Chase
    @Greg_Chase Před 5 lety +1

    AL: "What exactly is in the round space gap of the halbach/pyramids magnet to make it so strong?"
    ED: "Magnetic lines of force, Al."
    AL: "So the magnets are polarizing the zero point field, and that is the medium that allows the magnetic lines of flux to be detected outside the physical boundary of the magnets?"
    ED: "There aint no zero point field Al -- it's just magnetic lines of force, those magnets aren't polarizing anything, now don't be making this mysterious"
    AL: "If there's no zero point field with virtual particles being polarized by the magnets, how are the 'magnetic lines of force' hanging out in the open air around the magnets?"
    ED: "Them magnetic lines of force is just THERE, right next to the magnet"
    AL: "No medium then? No zero point field?"
    ED: "Just THERE, Al. I told you don't complicate this."
    .
    .
    .

    • @megadeathx
      @megadeathx Před 5 lety

      You missed the part where Ed says "More Power!" and grunts as he adds another layer of pyramids outside of the inner ring.

  • @lukeshort2960
    @lukeshort2960 Před 3 lety

    is it possible to focus an electro-magnetic field to a desired point in a given space? if so what materials would be needed and how would it be done if possible?

  • @senseisecurityschool9337

    Is there a geometry that focuses the field for an electromagnetic, to put all of the magnetism at the end of a rod?

  • @mvsmrityunjaya9125
    @mvsmrityunjaya9125 Před 6 lety

    what will happen if use double pyramid magnet. Explain with direction of magnetic field lines plz...

  • @ianbarnard6184
    @ianbarnard6184 Před 6 lety +31

    Is it me or is this just a lot of jaw flapping? I thought we will see some footage of the field at least... :(

    • @SuperMagnetMan
      @SuperMagnetMan  Před 6 lety +6

      I do have some low res footage of the sharks and magnetic fields - I will have to look for it and make a new video about that.

    • @zippy3711
      @zippy3711 Před 6 lety

      Not you that was a lot of jaw flapping WTF !

    • @hiviber
      @hiviber Před 6 lety

      Yes, it is you.

    • @ashwynn4177
      @ashwynn4177 Před 4 lety

      @@SuperMagnetMan Forget whales FFS! Just show us some effects of its supposed powerful field.

  • @RayTCC1
    @RayTCC1 Před 10 lety

    I purchased a neodymium ring. Love it

  • @evil17
    @evil17 Před 6 lety

    Hi, great informational vids, could you do one on MRI Machines and the magnets used for them. Thanks for you sharing

    • @CrystalAge
      @CrystalAge Před 5 lety

      Evan Wittwer
      This explains a bit about MRI
      projectavalon.net/forum4/showthread.php?98201-Sharks-magnetic-fields-humans-Alzheimers

  • @onehitpick9758
    @onehitpick9758 Před 5 lety

    What is the optimum taper angle and shape? I would think a cone would be just as good or better than a pyramid, although perhaps not as interesting

  • @smithjohn3080
    @smithjohn3080 Před 6 lety +2

    "It'll clean yer tapes or drives like a virgin dic....errtapes and disks"

  • @starrychloe
    @starrychloe Před 5 lety

    Interesting, but what good is it for? What use is 12000 Gauss? What can you do with it?

  • @obiessen
    @obiessen Před rokem +1

    my lowther speaker has 24000 gaus (PM4A)

  • @jimmartin3833
    @jimmartin3833 Před 5 lety +1

    Could you use a Halback array with a copper fan that heats up from the len's law for a heating system? With also using Aluminum and copper to generate electricity to power the device has it is operating? A self sustaining space heater a self sustaining refrigeration system? A superconducting electrical power generation system? In fact using these concept's you could design a electrical power generator to power electric vehicle's of all type's correct? No more need for huge battery bank's? 😊

    • @UnitSe7en
      @UnitSe7en Před 5 lety +1

      _Halbach_ - And no; Infinite energy systems are literally impossible. If you think otherwise you might have missed something very important in high school science.

    • @UnitSe7en
      @UnitSe7en Před 5 lety +1

      So, let me get this straight... You ask a question and then spew rude words (that seem to revolve around penises and rectums) in a semi-coherent insult when you get an answer?
      Brilliant. That's the way to do it!
      And no. No, I am far, far, _far_ away from knowing everything - Except that I couldn't possibly insult you more than have yourself already. At that, you, little sir, receive a gold star.

    • @jimmartin3833
      @jimmartin3833 Před 5 lety

      It was a baited question a hook in your jaw? Yanker a different type of fishing wanker! 😊

    • @UnitSe7en
      @UnitSe7en Před 5 lety +1

      @@jimmartin3833 Yeah.. okay. Um, perhaps talk to your doctor about increasing your dose of lithium.

    • @jimmartin3833
      @jimmartin3833 Před 5 lety

      😏👄💩👽 🗼🐦

  • @johnruckman2320
    @johnruckman2320 Před 3 lety

    What would happen to a fluid such as gasoline if it passed through that magnetic field?

    • @HeyChickens
      @HeyChickens Před rokem

      Mostly nothing at all. Except a very very slight repulsion.

  • @BrockPetersonbap
    @BrockPetersonbap Před 9 lety

    So, I have to ask, because the arrows on those magnets seem to be pointing the wrong directions. I study magnets in my PhD and have even made Haibach arrays (linear ones though). The arrows cannot be facing each other at the North and South side of the array. The head of the arrow at the bottom should point towards the tail of the other arrow at the top. Basically, half of the Haibach "cylinder" has the arrows pointing the opposite direction. I'll look more into what this arrangement would do using some good ol' modeling, but I'm pretty sure this would create something like zero field in the center, if the arrows were marked correctly.

  • @ikemyzon
    @ikemyzon Před 5 lety +2

    You love to make money and sell magnets. I wish to know about this realm.

  • @Gary-ts6dh
    @Gary-ts6dh Před 4 lety

    Magnetic flux, up to a point

  • @sprschu
    @sprschu Před 5 lety

    Where is your store. I want some.

  • @JP-xy7yd
    @JP-xy7yd Před 5 lety +1

    Over 9000???!

  • @assac1000
    @assac1000 Před 8 lety +1

    If I need a 0.5mm X 0.5mm tip to have the strongest possible magnetization, should I use a cone or a pyramid? If we have the same material volume, which will have a stronger field at the tip? and how can we know the perfect cone/pyramid angle?
    Thanks!

    • @SuperMagnetMan
      @SuperMagnetMan  Před 8 lety +1

      Jonathan, the Pyramid is the best. The rounded tip of a cone would not be as good as the square top pyramid.

    • @assac1000
      @assac1000 Před 8 lety +1

      Thank you! I'll buy a couple on your website for a try... Nice videos by the way!

  • @TheIgnoramus
    @TheIgnoramus Před rokem

    Im just scared seeing those other magnets on the table.

  • @creativeman871
    @creativeman871 Před 7 lety

    magnetic fields are capable of producing heat ?

  • @NathanBuildsRobots
    @NathanBuildsRobots Před 11 lety +1

    1:05 Magnetic flux is over 9000!

  • @kenrussell2048
    @kenrussell2048 Před 5 lety

    What about cone magnets or hemispherical magnets?

  • @MathewRenfro
    @MathewRenfro Před 6 lety +1

    1:09 "it's over 9,000!"

  • @amazac2078
    @amazac2078 Před 5 lety

    supermagnetman such a big magnet in your hand or near to your body won't it affect deteriorating the Fe. in your blood hemoglobin !?will it break the blood structure or detriote it! if i may ask?

    • @cuzz63
      @cuzz63 Před 5 lety

      The iron in hemoglobin is not ferromagnetic.

  • @77Supe
    @77Supe Před 5 lety

    Have you made a magnetic pyramid grid?

  • @tomnoyb5079
    @tomnoyb5079 Před 6 lety

    Focusing to a point, but what shape projects a B-field the farthest? Would the reverse end of the pyramid throw a field farther? The goal being the farthest field for equal magnet weight?
    Second question: What shape throws the farthest and largest dB/dt when spinning? Spin a magnet (by motor), is there a "best shape" (for equal magnet mass)? Farthest as measured from the point of closest approach of the spinning magnet surface? If the base-end of a pyramid threw the longest-largest field, would a "pie" shape be the best rotating shape? Apex of the pie at the center of rotation (fat end to the outside)?
    The longest-largest field might not provide the highest dB/dt? Are there better shapes to increase dB/dt? For example, wouldn't a rotating a bar magnet have several inflection points per rotation? One for the reversal from North to South and several others near the ends where the field goes to zero on-axis? Inflection points, where the field increases, then decreases and thus providing dB/dt?

    • @SuperMagnetMan
      @SuperMagnetMan  Před 6 lety

      Tom - basically to project a magnetic field over distance we increase the effective thickness of the magnet relative to the cross sectional area of the pole. For example - a 6mm diameter x 2 mm thick N50 disc magnet would have a surface gauss level of about 3,000 gauss. At 1 distance of 12.6 mm it measures about 35 gauss. Now, we double it to 6mm x 4mm and we get 4,100 g on the surface and 63 g at 12.6mm. Double that to 6mm x 8mm and we get 4,700 g on the surface and about 95 g at 12.6 mm. So you can see it is a diminishing return. If I stack up 50 of these discs so that it is about 6mm dia x 100mm long we get - 5,070 g on the surface and 160 g at 12.6 mm. Once the thickness (or length of the direction of magnetization) is greater than the longest path across a pole the diminishing returns really takes over. To increase beyond that you have to increase diameter. Now, for something a bit more exotic you can check out the Boyd Bushman patent - 5,929,732. We have made a sample of this and modeled it and it does project the magnetic field a little farther than a standard magnet does. Hope this helps:)

  • @nirajmore7.risingstarengli351

    Is Magnetic field having inertia?

  • @tiffaniestewart2489
    @tiffaniestewart2489 Před 8 lety +1

    Just purchased pyramid magnets from supermagnetman.com. I'm looking forward to using them in my research projects!

    • @SuperMagnetMan
      @SuperMagnetMan  Před 8 lety

      @Tiffanie, awesome! We're so glad to hear! Please let us know how it goes!

  • @EnergySeeker
    @EnergySeeker Před 5 lety

    can we redirect a magnet filed

  • @NASANYC
    @NASANYC Před 5 lety

    Is his watch still working?

  • @57harrierstrikes
    @57harrierstrikes Před 3 lety

    Is the force on the "tip side" of the magnet greater than the force of the base? Or just concentrated more?

    • @HeyChickens
      @HeyChickens Před rokem +1

      It is a lot more concentrated, but somewhat less than the bottom, because some of the magnetic field does come out of the sides of the pyramid and loop back around towards the bottom before it gets all theway up to the top.

  • @allannowak1406
    @allannowak1406 Před 6 lety

    Confused 8 different magnets or same?

  • @beenschmokin
    @beenschmokin Před 6 lety

    have you attempted to make a vortexual magnetic field by angle and alignment?

  • @pepstur
    @pepstur Před 10 lety

    Super, Super, Super Cool!

  • @kalpanashah4819
    @kalpanashah4819 Před 3 lety

    How can I get this

  • @ponkiebonk
    @ponkiebonk Před 5 lety

    but can i fly when i strap one on my head?

  • @cary2k5
    @cary2k5 Před 8 lety

    If the pyramid was one piece instead of two separate pieces, would the power be the same?

    • @cary2k5
      @cary2k5 Před 8 lety

      Equaling the same dimensions of course

  • @rajubhaithakurram639
    @rajubhaithakurram639 Před 6 lety

    sir how make signal pole magnat
    repulsion iron..??

  • @caroline61804
    @caroline61804 Před 5 lety

    Is that metal platinum?

  • @awandererTJ
    @awandererTJ Před 5 lety

    OK, one application for pyramidal magnets is apparently to sell them. Another one is to damage magnetic media. Makes two. What about those many others?

    • @UnitSe7en
      @UnitSe7en Před 5 lety

      Because the pyramidal structure focuses the lines of flux, it can be used anywhere you need a strong field from a small package that is at ambient temperature and self-contained. One sentence is demonstrating that you lack understanding of the topic and another is showing your overall ignorance and I do wonder, what about all the others?

  • @brandonfiend
    @brandonfiend Před 5 lety +6

    It's over 9000!?

  • @kalpanashah4819
    @kalpanashah4819 Před 3 lety

    Sir I want this piramid magnet