To: Wurlitzer
Ok, now that they have made electrons act as if they are in a very intense magnetic field what are the possible applications if any? How much strain is required? If the strain is cycled is current flow produced?
Well, it's pseudo-magnetism so what's induced is pseudo-current. Works fine with pseudo-appliances.
IOW, I don't know.
10 posted on
07/29/2010 1:04:53 PM PDT by
decimon
To: decimon
"it's pseudo-magnetism so what's induced is pseudo-current. Works fine with pseudo-appliances" Is it quasi-stable?
To: decimon
a very intense magnetic field what are the possible applications Compact atom smashers, clyclotrons, magnets, amplifiers, electric motors ...
14 posted on
07/29/2010 1:15:30 PM PDT by
OldNavyVet
(One trillion days, at 365 days per year, is 2,739,726,027 years ... almost 3 billion years)
To: decimon
You’ve got it decimon, pseudo-automobiles produced by GM (government motors).
Once bHo gets energy cost to skyrocket, we can use pseudo-dollars to buy pseudo-cars running on pseudo-electricity.
We can even have a pseudo-Constitution...oh wait, we already have that.
29 posted on
07/29/2010 1:40:41 PM PDT by
Wurlitzer
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