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coral castle mystery...
pretty interesting
http://www.fortunecity.com/greenfield/bp/16/coralcastle.htm
pretty interesting
http://www.fortunecity.com/greenfield/bp/16/coralcastle.htm
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Would anyone be able explain this to me?So what did he discover? I don't know, but I know this, that if you take two bar magnets North, to North and place them in a tube. Mark the position that the top magnet is elevated in the tube, and wait 10 years that they will STILL be in the same position. Where did the 'energy' come from to keep that top magnet elevated? It has a weight, a mass, and is opposing the force of gravity for many years. If I replace the bottom magnet with an electromagnet, and elevated the top magnet to the same position, I could calculate the amount of energy used by the electromagnet. So where did the energy come from?
Magnetism behaves like a spring, resisting the force of gravity instead of literally pushing back against it. It is not using energy to do so, because the affected object is not being accelerated. No net work is being done.If we could cancel out the gravitational effect would that mean that we were creating energy to hold up the magnet, or would it mean that we didn't create energy, but instead didn't need it.
Originally posted by Antonio Lao
Even each of the different types of neutrino with zero electric charge can be measured to have a very small magnetic dipole moment.
The existence of magnetic dipole moments in particles indicates that there is some sort of charge (density distribution) motion inside the particles. The neutron has no electric charge yet it has an absolute value of magnetic dipole moment as big as the proton. Physicists have no clear descriptions of how the charges are distributed inside the particles. There might be a connection to the concept of spin in quantum mechanics.
This being said, could not the same be said of electricity? In other words, how can electricity create a dipole magnetic field if it is flowing only in one direction? I'd never really made the connection before, but perhaps a capacitor is proof of this? The function of a capacitor is dependant on having created a strong negative charge on one plate, and a strong positive charge on another plate. As they are connected, the charges are exchanged simultaneously (in a non-alternating fashion). How can this fit with the standard model of electrons flowing in one direction through the circuit? Seems to me that it can't.If one-half of the force that makes up the atom is in the core, and the other half of the force run around the core, then in that case the atom could not join the other atoms to make a metal that could hold two magnet poles.
This sure sounds like the so called magic world of "spin".Pergatory said:I was not aware that this had been proven! Why has this not created a renewed interest in the idea of magnetic current? From Leedskalnin's Book of Magnetic Current:
This being said, could not the same be said of electricity? In other words, how can electricity create a dipole magnetic field if it is flowing only in one direction? I'd never really made the connection before, but perhaps a capacitor is proof of this? The function of a capacitor is dependant on having created a strong negative charge on one plate, and a strong positive charge on another plate. As they are connected, the charges are exchanged simultaneously (in a non-alternating fashion). How can this fit with the standard model of electrons flowing in one direction through the circuit? Seems to me that it can't.
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I also like the fact that the model which Leedskalnin describes does away with the concept of fields which I never really understood anyway. The term "field" sort of implied some magical transfer of energy from one point to another. Gravitational, magnetic, and electromagnetic fields are all a result of the exchange of 'magnets' as he describes them. Could it be that the 'magnets' are Higgs particles?
Coral Castle is a unique and mysterious structure located in Homestead, Florida. It was built by a man named Edward Leedskalnin between 1923 and 1951. It is made entirely of coral rock and consists of numerous megalithic stones, some weighing up to 30 tons.
Coral Castle was built solely by Edward Leedskalnin, who claimed to have single-handedly moved and carved the massive stones without any modern technology. He kept his construction methods a secret, leading to many theories and speculations about how he accomplished such a feat.
The main mystery surrounding Coral Castle is how Edward Leedskalnin was able to move and carve the massive stones without any help or modern technology. He also refused to allow anyone to watch him work, adding to the intrigue and speculation surrounding the construction of Coral Castle.
There are several theories about how Coral Castle was built, including the use of anti-gravity technology, sound waves, and even supernatural abilities. However, there is no concrete evidence to support any of these theories, and the true construction methods remain a mystery.
Yes, Coral Castle is now open to the public for tours. Visitors can explore the various structures and learn more about the mystery surrounding its construction. However, some of the original pieces, such as the nine-ton gate, are now missing and have been replaced with replicas.