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OK, so how is a non-ferrous material (water) being moved by a magnet? Clearly in the video of the water vortex there is a proof showing that the water does not
by ineedtogroove 15y ago
OK, so how is a non-ferrous material (water) being moved by a magnet?
Clearly in the video of the water vortex there is a proof showing that the water does not move with an iron slug, but does move with the magnet.
I might buy you a donut
- ars 15y agoThe same way non-ferrous copper is moved by a magnet if it has current flowing through it.
- noonespecial 15y agoThe catch is that anything you run current through becomes magnetic, even though its not ferrous. Copper wire, water, ionized air, whatever. Take this unexpected effect, sprinkle in a little crazy and you've got your "new theory of physics that will give us all free energy if the government doesn't suppress it yada-yada."