I’m sitting here on a long 12 hour shift with my engineering partner discussing major accomplishments of the modern era. It seems to always go back to magnetism. Magnets are incredible tools, and magnetism is even more incredible, yet we have no universities or trade schools openly diving into educating the populous about their incredible abilities.
Give me your thoughts, why is the entire magnetic field being covered up and overlooked by the modern educational system. Are they afraid we’re going re-discover free energy?
What about an electromagnet?
Cut the power and boom, off. But then, you’d need an outside source for the power lol. Unless it could use some sort of kinetic energy source to power itself.
But that’s a paradox…
The initial start would be a battery. The electrical power would have to come from an alternator just like on a car. The question is would DC current be enough to power the magnets, and computer could be used to time it all.
I think a way of shielding the push or pull of the magnets to achieve a one way directional push or pull might be a better method. Lots of unanswered questions there. Like how many magnets aligned to get any power generation. In a rotational motor what would be the alignment angles and configuration?
Galt's motor???
I hadn't heard of Galt's motor. I'll have to look into that.
This is just something that has been rolling around in my head for a long time. I don't have any back ground in the subject, and have not looked into it in depth.
As featured in Atlas Shrugged... stranger synchronisities HAVE popped up.
For sure. Plus, size would be a huge factor, I imagine.