MAGNETIC LINES OF FORCE

MAGNETIC LINES
OF FORCE

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Spacing of magnetic lines of force depends on at least two criteria.

• The first one is the size of the iron shaving particulate. The finer is the size of the particulate, the finer is the line of force structure.

• The second one is the intensity of the magnetic field. As pointed out in TTF, when we steadily increase the amp value in a DC conductor, the lined of force around the conductor contract and new lines are being added from the iron dust at the margin around the conductor. On the other hand, when we steadily decrease the Amp value in a DC conductor, the lines of force spread and the margin around the conductor collects the iron dust.

When are in the process of placing a steel object between two magnets, which are in attractive orientation and lets say 3” apart, the original lines of force between the two magnets distort so that they concentrate on the steel object. When we line up magnets in attractive orientation with spaces in between or steel objects between two magnets in attractive orientation, the lines of force join all the poles of the magnets or all the steel pieces between the magnets.

When we curve a set of magnets in attractive orientation with some spacing in between them so that the magnets create a circle, all lines of force join into the circle of the poles and the external lines of force (the donut) disappears.

The above (and much more) points out that iron, as well as magnets are able to attract and concentrate and lead magnetic field along any steel or iron or any ferromagnetic structure or permanent magnet structure. The lines of force are created by iron particulate of any size, but the size of the particulate decides how far apart the lines can be before the space between the lines begins to fill with magnetic field again.

When we stick two parallel rows of steel posts into the ground in even an approximate NS orientation, we create at least a partial gap in the magnetic field of earth within the isle between the rows of steel posts. The post distance in the row should be less than the distance of posts across the isle.

The same working arrangement can be created with help of electromagnets, again arranged into a double row, with all their poles oriented in one general geographic orientation and complying with geomagnetic field polarity orientation, because the electromagnets will again tie geomagnetic lines of force (actually create them) and concentrate the geomagnetic field into lines of force.

RELEVANCY

The relevancy of this comes out when we dig into the stone levitation story form Middle East which states:

“First, a 'magic papyrus' (paper) was placed under the stone to be moved. Then the stone was struck with a metal rod that caused the stone to levitate and move along a path paved with stones and fenced on either side by metal poles. The stone would travel along the path, wrote Al-Masudi, for a distance of about 50 meters and then settle to the ground. The process would then be repeated until the builders had the stone where they wanted it."

The same relevancy comes up when we dig into stories about Edward Leedskalnin and the artifacts left by him on his death at Coral Castle. Ed was the only man in the West who had been able to handle monoliths without the use of heavy machinery in modern times.

Leedskalnin had no outside source of hydropower, yet he had electrical installations on his property. He was able to handle blocks of coral stone up to 29 tons in weight as evidenced by his work for anyone to see. He seems to have used grids of copper wires and other electrical devices to help him with his work. He has also been reported to “sing” to his stones while working with them. When we read through Leadskalnin’s articles on magnetism, we can get the hang of what his idea behind his stone levitation was, especially when we learn that his work gloves and boots had sheet metal pieces attached to them. Unfortunately, he has not left an instruction manual and what he never revealed has to be found out.

It appears that steel or magnet or electromagnet induced geomagnetic field gap is not exactly necessary in order to achieve stone levitation, because other modern time report from Tibet does not include any steel or electric apparatus, never the less, there are possibly other ways in which magnetic field gaps can be created. Sound, on the other hand, is always reported as a factor.

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