Diamagnetic Levitation Via Bismuth. No Power Supply, No Tricks, Just Science. :) RWGresearch.com
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Diamagnetic Levitation Via Bismuth. No Power Supply, No Tricks, Just Science. :) RWGresearch.com
just a cool demonstration of what the element bismuth can do...
makes a really cool art piece to annoy your wife with...
Real Story:
Me: " look honey"
Her: "what it is?"
Me: "Its My Time piece"
Her: "you cant put that out here"
Me: "but its so cool"
Her "i don't get it"
Me: "its just an art piece"
Her: "i don't get it"
Me: " its like an hr glass"
Her: " i don't get it"
Me: "you know, an hr glass, that thing with sand in it that you flip to keep track of time, its like that people sit them out because they look cool, as art work"
Her: " i don't get it"
Weeks Later:
Her: " i don't get it"
me: "what do you mean"
Her " well how dose it tell time? i don't get it"
Me: " oh boy... never mind... "
:)
~Russ
God Bless
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Hi!! Check this: watch?v=_71gu9SvNWg and this: watch?v=v8mY1gDzJSk those are my other 2 videos that will help. Also check the discription of this video thanks ~Russ
I have watched hundreds of videos on the subjects of free energy, chemistry, DIY smelting, everything... and this is one of the coolest. I have all manner of new ideas, thank you.
NO do not pour molten bismuth in water!!! you will get a very painful experience involving hot water and hot bismuth.
so many lifters are almost microscopic, ive often wondered if the bismuth plates being heavier, or in a different configuration would work better with a larger air gap. you did a great job thank you
Hi Russ, Nice clean bench.Beautiful experiment.It reinforce Keshe hypothesis's that gravity is simply magnetism.I read his first book and it makes a lot of sense. Levitation is simply magnetic control.It would seem that Bismuth reduces the mag field between the top magnet and earth (bottom magnet) The height of the top magnet adjusts (controls) the attraction.When it floats the earth and top magnet fields are at equal strength. You have demonstrated gravity versus magnetism very well.
Thanks. Another fine video! My levitation experiment was placing some doughnut shaped Radio Shack magnets on a wooden dowel. So crude in comparison. (Also, I read how some people get excellent production using bismuth as the anode in HHO cells...) You amaze us. You constantly make off the cuff remarks like "by the way I machined these on a lathe." All these skills you take for granted. Your ability to analyze data and produce something new is a great gift/result of hard work!!!
Bravo Russ,
Bismuth is a great dielectric I am using it to shield magnetic flux lines in my experiments.
amazing I'm trying to figure out a way to make one float for a desk paper weight great work
really great demo. it's one thing to talk, another, like you to really build something cool. thanks!
Thank you for the super work. I like it to see other people having fun with physic like I have, so I feel not totally crazy when do it. And I think I have to buy a pound Bismuth too. :-)
Greetings from Germany
Ralf
Maybe this could have an application on a flywhel energy storage plant. You could have a large flywheel suspended in a vacuum environment, when renewable energy like windmills are producing more than consumed the flywheels could be accelerated with the excess energy, and during peak hours the energy could be drained and put back on the grid.
The only issue is the coupling between them and the flywheel. I do believe Flywheel Energy Storage is used on Satellites.
9:40 Hehehe -Talking to camera as if you're admonishing a child. It's amazing just how many ways you can put the viewer through all sorts of point-of-view situations. Reminds me of when Coppercab was chewing the camera out in his Gingers Have Souls video.
I can never remember your channel name so I guess I need to subscribe, I love your work
Wow this is so beautiful. I love Bismouth, and your channel ;)
Very nice set up man - great quality video
Great video! All I was gonna do with my new bismuth was make crystals. Time to get more.
I like the idea especially super sized like as a thin fabricated suit and the bismuth made into the walls ceiling and floor
Bro, Good sharing...you made the worl a better place...thank you.
Relatively moving masses of bismuth will set up a "time dependent" force field which neutralizes the ambient gravitational field. This is the claim of Henry Wm. Wallace in his 1971 USA patent for what he called a "kinemassic" field generator. This device not only can neutralize the gravitational field felt by an aerospace vehicle, but also has another interesting effect: It is said to be able to eliminate the "inertial" effects or the effects of acceleration felt by persons or objects inside the vehicle. This is the only known technology that provides superefficient aerospace propulsion, while also protecting the passengers and crew from inertial hazards. The field effect occurs when the rotor/stator made of bismuth or other half integer spin nuclear isotopes, is spun up to a high rate at very close tolerances. The rate must be at 30,000 rpm or greater I think. This seems very high and of course it can be dangerous if not done properly. New counterrotating power saws, however, have very high RPM and with counterrotation the RPM of one blade opposes the RPM of the other blade, effectively doubling the "relatively moving mass" RPM in the twin blade system of these saws. Tolerance between the two blades is probably not adequate; should be very close, as I understand it. But another possibility arises: The idea that during the spinup, and by running the device for some time, the "kinemassic" field effect claimed by Wallace could be achieved at somewhat lower RPM and perhaps at less demanding close tolerances between the two relatively moving masses' surfaces of the device. This type of device was tested perhaps 20 years ago by a lab physicist and was claimed to show the field effect, although only to some minimal extent. Later, the physicist or theorist who had tested the setup removed his video from the internet and requested that everyone who had linked to it must remove all links to avoid his being the butt of jokes or something of that nature. The inventor, Henry Wm. Wallace, was a well established electronics engineer at General Electric in Pennsylvania. I wrote to GE and received a polite letter back from them, saying that this was not an area of development for GE at that time. It was clearly not a form letter but rather what appeared to be a letter written specifically to reply to me on this particular topic, and was signed by an individual at GE rather than being simply some sort of auto response. The technology may already be in use or in R&D, I just have no way of knowing, and clearly it would be held secret by the military and govt until such time as it might be considered safe and prudent to publicize it. There's no doubt HWW had something important; he was a top engineer and had other patented devices. When I looked for his patent in Colorado, I had to go to the patent library in Denver and get it from microfiche, because the patent itself had been torn out of the patent book in the university library. I have the full Henry Wm. Wallace patent for this device and can send you a copy of it. Previously I had typed up the entire patent online and put it on my Geocities account, but as soon as I did this, Yahoo bought out Geocities and immediately shut it down. There are other places you can find that patent and patent drawings online today though.
HERE IS THE PATENT:
patentimages.storage.googleapis.com/3a/e1/0a/cdda5bf4825fb1/US3626605.pdf
**BY THE WAY** -- this patent polarizes/aligns the atoms of Bismuth by way of the unmatched proton in the nucleus. Since protons have a positive (+) electrical polarity, electrons - which have negative (-) electrical polarity -- might be a better way to polarize the Bismuth atoms since in electricity, "unlike charges attract".
This is a piece of a downed UFO. It is a laminate (stacked layers) of Bismuth and a metal conductor made of a Magnesium/Zinc alloy. This is several layers of 'sandwiched' Bismuth + Magnesium/Zinc.
www.earthfiles.com/2018/08/03/part-1-mysterious-micron-layers-of-alternating-bismuth-and-magnesium-from-bottom-of-wedge-shaped-ufo-2/
If electricity (electrons) are present in the metal conductor layers of this piece, the negative electrons will attract (polarize/align) the positive protons.
Henry W. Wallace' invention above uses a clunky mechanical method to polarize the bismuth. This laminated chunk from a downed UFO is a simpler, safer way to polarize the Bismuth atoms.
www.earthfiles.com/2018/08/03/part-1-mysterious-micron-layers-of-alternating-bismuth-and-magnesium-from-bottom-of-wedge-shaped-ufo-2/
**BY THE WAY** -- the author of the article above about the laminated Bismuth + Magnesium/Zinc sandwich claims that it probably couldn't be produced on Earth. That is not correct.
For a few decades, a metallurgy process known as "thin film deposition", that uses machines called "Sputters", can easily produce the very thin layers of Bismuth and Magnesium/Zinc in the UFO chunk of material.
Here is a Sputter 'target' of Bismuth -- if you search "Bismuth Sputter target" online you'll see that these Bismuth sources used in thin-film deposition are widely available:
www.lesker.com/newweb/deposition_materials/depositionmaterials_sputtertargets_1.cfm?pgid=bi01
I'm aware of thin-film deposition and Sputter machines because I worked in IC chip design, and thin-film deposition is one step of the manufacturing process of computer chips.
A company called Perkin-Elmer produced sputter machines that were in wide use.
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Nice work Russ, interesting.
Great job Russ
Russ, patent this design and sell it as a science toy! Fund your research with it! Seriously, this is way cooler than those other magnetic levitation toys you see at sharper image type shops.
Really well done Rus ! You are really a great builder ! Try to remagnetize the floating magnet with an AC pulse, overimposed over the DC pulse ! This way you will get a magnet that will start to spin from itsself cause it will have spiral fields on the outside !
Something simular Flyod Sweet has done to create a magnetic bubble in hios material !
Good luck ! Regards, Stefan.
You are inspiring! Fantastic video!
Nice build!!
I really enjoyed this video!
Thanks, just the height seemed impressive for a lift. I do understand (at least the end result) of the balancing act you so nicely demonstrate. If there would be any way to get some high-newton leverage, even with minute spacing, that'd be so friggin' cool. Imagine a train with most of its weight in the chassis, which has been magnetized as well as carrying a base of neo's. Then a magnetized confining rail track, and (semi)permanent leverage...
Great experiment. Would the Nd magnetic still float if the Tetrahedron Bismuth pieces were inverted?
Triangle tip Bismuth pointing down to the Nd Magnet, and Triangle tip Bismuth pointing up to the Nd Magnet?
Good stuff! I'll try this as a weekend project. Thanks and regards:)
You could. Yes,
Also check out this video:
watch?v=v8mY1gDzJSk
I go in to more detail... ;) happy building! ~Russ
Wonderful, love the video.
Thanks for posting.
I take Bismuth everyday when I take Pepto-Bismol, and it works like a charm. : )
On a serious note if you have indigestion try digestive enzymes first. They are the best. Unfortunately I can't take digestive enzymes anymore. Sorry for the rant, love your channel here.
Hey Russ, Nice video as always, Thanks Al P,S, The feild Was off on the small magnet because of the big chip, Thanks again , Al
Nice work ! One of the neater You Tubers.
Very cool! Thanks for sharing.
Awesome! What happens if you place it under vacuum? Will it then spin forever?
PaulsLab did same set-up April 14 2010, using wood and all thread rods, same size square magnet that levitated as well. Nothing is new under the sun.
Did not read every comment but I did not see any comments on the increased distance of magnetism that the top magnet had on the bottom magnet by putting the field threw bismuth. It would be interesting to see if the field dynamics changed on either magnet do to the bismuth.
Nice. I will build this myself but I was wondering what happens if you let bismuth cool down in the presense of a strong magnetic field. Anyone tried that?
I don't understand why people think this is fake. Diamagnetism is a well known property some materials do possess. Even water does, albeit it's rather minimal.
is it possible to take this idea and reconfigure the setup so that something (like a lightweight pole) is levitating and straight up and down with nothing below the pole? so the magnets are either below the pole or on the bottom of the pole.
What about using a vacuum chamber to test the air friction idea? also what would happen if you apply power either in AC or DC or via frequencies to the magnet or to the bizmuth?
Very cool. Just makes you wonder.
I wonder, will it work upside-down? Or sideways?
Also not to sound stupid but can bismuth help with magnet motors in neutralizing the break away feild?
i wonder what happens if instead of a cube it would be that spinning disc in the middle helped by this effect.
also i wonder if the bismuth shapes work reversed in orientation :) maybe flip them, they seem to guide the magnetic flux.
maybe when you heat the bismuth, you can cover the top with some fluid that will not mingle and burn the bismuth, just to seal it airtight while heating maybe the effect will remain stronger more pure.
maybe the shape of a tesseract made from bismuth with the inner cube extruded could be something to try out aswell.
love the vids!
i do not know if you still reply to comments but I was wondering if this was also used in those floating desk lights because I need to right a research summary on the form of magnetation used
i would be interested in the turning forces that were produced ant th relationship to magnetic, Thanks for the work Russ
Try using vortex coils with the EPG. I think it would produce more favorable results...
Nice table top decoration
Theoretically, would the magnet spin forever if it was in a complete vacuum, so there is no minor air friction slowing it down over time?
What would happen if you would suddently remove the upper Bismuth stone? Will the cube be stuck to the top magnet, or will it fall?
Lol yeah!!
I'm not sure on your question. I would think it would not be to much. I do know that what ever the LPM more Pressure would help! Always did with my setup. But don't go over 15 PSI. That's a safe zone. I might guess 10 LPM would cover it well. But I'm just not sure... Test time I guess... ~Russ
Is there any charge produced in the bismuth when magnet rotates?
Very cool stuff tho too!!Thanks dude very informative!
what is the currie temp where it would drop out of its diamagnetic state?
good thanks mate, hope you have been well ? thanks for the info mate, you've made a lot of people think with this video, like always lol :) .. peace brother!
That's really cool
Thank you Genious. cool info.
Can I get away with a less powerful lifting magnet but putting it much closer to the levitating one? Very good video
:)
Very good work.
I bought some bismuth, it just came in, but the strange thing is that it doesn't repel any magnets, which it should do? Is there something I need to know...?
Thanks
Just be careful that none of those walls or ceiling in your office are asbestos containing (serious).
If the bismuth would magically disappeared, both cones, would the little magnet still be attracted up that height?
I love this stuff. I want to come across a low-energy maglev alternative. Preferably no-energy. For vacume tube transport. Replace Concorde by a vacume tube system, and have quicker cross-Atlantic transits. And, I'd revolutionize outdoor sport by eliminating wheels from skates, and snow from skis, plus the combination of both :-)
what is the point of the bismuth? does the spacing between the bismuth or size of the magnets matter? if so, how?
pyrolitic graphite has about twice the diamagnetic properties of bismuth. I love this metal. 83 baby!
Thanks for the reply, I did get my 1/2" long by 3/8" round levitating later last night between the bismuth. It was a small unimpressive gap so I am going to order a small cube like yours. I also put some pyrolitic graphite top and bottom on the bismuth and did increase the gap 2X so I am exited to see how large of a gap I can achieve with the small cube magnet.
Joseph Coyle Jr. oh nice idea. that might be worth a try on my end! thanks for sharing! ill need to acquire some tho... :) ~Russ
***** ha, wrong username.. oh well. ~Russ
cool, im thinking of a floating small earth-globe gimmick right away :)
Ok also a HHO related Q: im planning to build a HHO torch, and i need it to be able to cut sheet metal ( as used in shipping containers, 2mm thick ) like a knife through hot butter, how many liters/min do you think i need for this? Im looking for the "cutting alu-can with lots of hho" lightsaber-type effect with the sheet metal.. What do you think? Any estimates are appreciated..
Very nice! I may be making something like this in the future, I have the bismuth, magnets and spare plexiglass. How about the round smooth bottom of an aluminium soda can as a form to pour the bismuth into? The only thing I melted bismuth with so far is the sun and a giant lens, btw I posted videos about that.
since quantum levitators are to expensive for me this should work. needed a quantum levitational disk for a specific project, so hopefully it is powerful enough for my experiments, now finding some cheap magnets.
Oh love it! Come on over to electric universe geology experiments and have more fun!
;) me and the verbs are good friends! I just have him a diamagnetic levitator! Good stuff ;) ~Russ
What is the Cross section of Bismuth if any? , and your clock is set at 32 minutes till midnight do you think that is accurate.??????
if this were under vacuum would this continue to spin until the magnetism of the metals (bismuth) faded ?
cool, what did you use to mold your bismuth? Thanks
Could we start using a similar levitation idea for vehicles using bismuth? Maybe to possibly jump start the levitating cars idea?
GunPew To levitate cars with thins you'd have to pave roads out of bismuth, which will probably not happen
Isn't the field of the small cube magnet crooked due to the chip that was broken off one corner?
I predict bismuth will be a key in drawing energy from the vortex, LENR, Kapanadze devices, Muller motors etc. Might be as special as water in this regard.
My "other" is kinda like the one you built. But there are some surprises ;) lol ~Russ
if it's the second most diamagnetic material, what's the first Russ ?
Did you try add some hv puls or current on the bismuth and without top magnet it should maybe increace dielectric field of bismuth or somthing ...:)
will the thing still float if it's turned up side down?
Nice experiment, would it also work with just lead instead of Bismuth?
That's correct. And there has been manny manny more. But it's new to a lot of people. So I thought I would post. ;) ~Russ
Does it rotates if you point a laser light on it ?
интересно , а если изменить форму(углы) конусов из висмута , не ослабнет ли левитация ? + если заменить их на оловянные , или свинцовые ? .
I saw some monks levitate a cube magnet by combining a huge amount of small pieces of bismuth together; both above and below the magnet. They then used some kind of sound tube; which they hit with a stick and then spun the stick around the tube causing it to ring (like a singing bowl), and it had the effect of making the magnet spin. Anybody seen this video? What is happening that causes the magnet to spin and why does sound have this effect?
It would seem it naturally spins, but in the above stated video the cube was still before they create the sound waves.
can som1 give me a good site to research this i am thinking of doing this for my science fair
what happens if you isolate your levitated magnet in a chamber with rare or noble gasses?
What if you were to use a sphere version of the neodymium magnets that reduce the air friction when spinning? You could potentially get the magnet to rotate freely for many hours. maybe mark each half so you can see the sphere spin. I would love to see that.
Joe Richey taking a shot in the dark here, but I think only a cube shaped magnet can be used in this particular application; perhaps because of the orientation of the magnetic field in each shape. A sphere might get pushed out rather than spin and remain in the same general area; however that is just a wild guess. I definitely want to try this experiment out for myself, and I have both cube and sphere magnets. Guess there's only one way to find out.
@@connorfisher1651 Even if that is the case, you could still have the cube magnet inside a round/sphere piece of acrylic, etc. Good luck with your experimenting! Cheers!
Thanks, and this was to be my "time piece" ;) check the discription if you haven't! ;) thanks!! ~Russ
Man is the weight of the sistem diferent after you put the element in ??? I mean do you think that it is posible that the objeck weight less when it is in the sistem ??
Suck a vacuum in the acrylic container...should spin indefinitely, right? Desktop conversation piece, probably marketable. Lots of possibilities.
Extremely cool.
Yes that woul be a cool thing to try!! rotometals is where I got it. Looks like 22$ a pound. ~Russ
Try it in a vac and has a higher repellent feild when hot, shame the magnet don't.
Can you flake it and get it to float on the magnet have you seen the p grafite (I think the P was for power) becouse the magnet span fast when hit with electricity following John searls works and it looks like the grafite still holds those empty holes wow also work when hit with light laser like.
its very cool , i got one kg of Bismuth and will try to make a cast with clay
Thanks mike! ~Russ
Also use for Pepto-Bismo!
I wonder if you could put this in a vacuum and induce some current in a coil.
how much time would it spin in a vacuum ?
Dude. So i tryed it not making the bismuth like you did and it not working. I didn't use the same neodymium magnets. Must i stick to the exact shapes and strength? At this point mine would just jump from the bottom to the top when ajusting the top neo. What's am i doing wrong? Grate work by the way. =)