Recent content by Lady MYSTERY

Blargh forums. It should be fixed and readable now.

A change of heart, I may as well: Suppose you had two electromagnets bound to the same vessel. . . . . {a} . . . . {b} . . . . [a] first turns on and very quickly (assuming such a machine could be made), turning OFF before/just-as the field reaches . so: . .(+( . {a} . )-) . {b} . . . ...

Mind you, this came an alleged hot-shot egghead, in regards to my inquiry about a system that would hypothetically allow you to craft flying teapots to go along with your flying saucers--save for this instantaneously-collapsing conundrum. (Though, I shan't yet go too deep in these details, lest...

Precisely why this seems sketchy to me.

Let's suppose you had an electromagnet generating a magnetic field. That field would expand at the speed of light. However, once upon a time, I was told that if this electromagnet were turned off, the field would completely instantaneously collapse, instead of collapsing at the speed of light...