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New Magnetic Field Record: 1200 Tesla [video]
- dexwiz 4y agoThey let the smoke out. You aren't supposed to do that. Electronics only work if you keep their smoke inside.
- erk__ 4y agoThis should also have [2017] added since that was when the findings was published. At least if this article is correctly dated. https://spectrum.ieee.org/magnetic-field-record-set-with-a-bang-1200-tesla https://spectrum.ieee.org/magnetic-field-record-set-with-a-b...
- mmazing 4y agoYou know you've done something pretty cool when your equipment catches fire after the experiment is complete. Either that or you've made a mistake somewhere. :D
- bertil 4y agoI can assure you that there’s a way to do nothing cool and still have things catching fire. Don’t ask me how I know, the school made me sign a lot of papers after the incident.
- sva_ 4y agoYoutube says the video was posted 4 days ago, but some comments are 4 years old? Although under the description it says 'First Published: 25 Sep 2018'.
- bertil 4y agoYou can share a video privately, and later open it for anyone to see. Comments from people who were able to see it would appear like that.
- browheresmychar 4y agoThere was just too much power
- mistrial9 4y agothat ten second video played in a web browser and IMMEDIATELY jumped to an ad-filled marketing one. The YouTube experience is visibly deteriorating
- account-5 4y agoNot using newpipe.
- purerandomness 4y agoAre you using a browser window with a disabled uBlock Origin?
- H8crilA 4y agoDetails, anyone? What kind of current are we talking about? How long did the field last? Was anything interesting placed in the field, and did something interesting happen to it?
- can16358p 4y agoI'd love to see Someone familiar with high magnetic fields answer this: what exactly is going on and why did it blow up?
- somat 4y agoMy guess(reading the article now) is that it is an explosively formed magnetic field. that is, the explosion is part of the process. For EM fields(same thing?) you can build a flux compression generator, a coil of wire around an explosive rod. run a current in the wire to form a magnetic field, as the explosive explodes from one end to the other the field compresses to form a high energy pulse. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Explosively_pumped_flux_compression_generator https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Explosively_pumped_flux_compre... edit: As best I understand, it is similar to an explosively formed field but uses one magnet to compress the other. the explosion was halfway expected, the compressed magnet was expected to tear itself apart, however the field was higher than expected and damaged the enclosure.
- greggsy 4y agoInteresting - initially, I bought that the explosion might have been caused by the magnetic field, like an arc, not the other way around.
- account-5 4y agoJust looks like an explosion to me. Whats the point?
- squidsoup 4y agoI was disappointed that this wasn't the release of a new record by The Magnetic Fields.
- MR4D 4y ago1200 is a lot. Did they say which model of Tesla it was? /ducks
- Mizza 4y agoI wanted to look up some context for this record. The record for a man-made stable (not explosive) magnetic fields is 45T. The record for detected cosmic magnetic fields is 1,600,000,000T.
- shard 4y agoThis is the first time I used the 0.25x playback speed setting on Youtube.
- zfxfr 4y agoSo is something like an EMP ? Shouldn't it cause damage to the surrounding electronic devices ?
- nullc 4y agoFlux compressors-- it's an EMP weapon.
- mikewarot 4y agoI'll repeat the words my friend told his buddy when a 4 inch arc came out of, and sustained itself, buzzing away at 120 Hertz, from the internals of an RF amplifier. I don't think it's supposed to do that. ;-)