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1386080 No.1386080 [Reply] [Original]

Is this really possible?
If it is why haven't we done it before?

>> No.1386083

magnets, we dont know how they work

>> No.1386088

>>1386083
Okay well has anyone tested this before?

>> No.1386095

>>1386088
nope, you better patent it op

>> No.1386097

you cant break with this silly

>> No.1386099

That's retarded and can be debunked by first-year physics. Newton's third law means that there is an opposing force to the magnetic force on the cart, but that opposing force acts on the hanging pole with the magnet and not the floor.

What happens is the magnet and cart come together if the rod is flexible, and nothing else. If the rod is inflexible, nothing happens because the force is being absorbed by the compression of the rigid rod.

>> No.1386102

Op you are retarded if you think it will work

>>1386099
What he said.

>> No.1386108

>>1386080

This is what /sci/ is all about.

>> No.1386109

>>1386099
You act like you know how magnets work.

>> No.1386129

>>1386109
He's lyin' and gettin' you pissed?

>> No.1386138
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1386138

Unlike Cyclops' punch wings, this won't work.

>> No.1386142

>>1386099
see
>>1386083

>> No.1386152

>>1386142
Don't have to know how magnets work, only how forces work.

>> No.1386151

Bump, Im also interested in this

>> No.1386161

>>1386152
I bet Newton didn't know how magnets work either. so magnets could be an exception.

>> No.1386166

Not possible, the magnet and cart would affect each other, not the ground or the wheels of the cart.

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>> No.1386184

It will work if the magnet isn't attatched to the cart. If you threw the magnet out it will pull the cart after it and when you reach it again you throw it again.

>> No.1386185

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>> No.1386189

>>1386184

Yeah, but then your using (blech) physical effort. Might as well just (blech) walk.

>> No.1386191

>>1386189
What if you set up an automated system to recover the magnet and throw it again for you?

>> No.1386196

throwing the magnet would keep you in place, throwing it would push the cart in the opposite direction slightly, and the magnet would fly back to the cart, pulling the cart forward very slightly on its way back.

>> No.1386201

newton's third law that why

>> No.1386213

Can everyone please us sage...?

It's obvious that it won't work so why feed the trolls?

>> No.1386221

Sure are alot of oil industry shills in this thread, trying to convince us not to pursue this technology that will PUT THEM OUT OF BUSINESS.