Rotation of magnets with liquid mercury

[@traviscapehart7590]

This is truly thought provoking. What is getting me thinking is while the magnetic effect that copper induces while in a winding is amplified by iron when it is situated through the center of the winding. That iron becomes a magnet itself in this commonly used orientation as a transformer. But without that iron to focus and manipulate the field generative properties of the coil, it is next to worthless. I am wondering if that commonly known relationship can be found with mercury, where some parallel element will harbor the same type of amplification that iron does in a transformer

[@SerenityConstant]

I have been wondering about the effects on magnetic fields in relation to this as well. The potential is remarkable. There is no way that this hasn't already been put into application. People have been around mercury for a long time. Someone somewhere has flying machines based on technology derived from this.

[@traviscapehart7590]

@@SerenityConstant i would say that is a pretty safe bet. You would think we would see something before now, but it stands to reason that if someone has used the technology to control or manipulate a gravitational field, then the knowledge gained would easily be used to cloak the vehicle by the effect gravity has on light. Oh.... wait... but.... DAMMIT! now im gonna be up all night thinking about this rabbit hole you have produced! I hope you are happy with your self you, you, you air breather you! Lol i do hope this reply brings a smile and a moment of happiness in an otherwise upside down world.

[@SerenityConstant]

@traviscapehart7590 I've been stuck in study in my down time for a couple of weeks now. I'm nearly convinced that getting access to raw material for testing is something I NEED to do. Even beyond application for flight there is the application for amplification and nullification of momentum, energy recycling from input to output via velocity and potential thermal effects... I found an application of making an alloy from gold and cesium that produced a semi transparent (potentially) crystalline formation that could be potentially cooled appropriately to retain the structure in some nasa documentation of expiraments in 1969 while rumbling around for information related to electromagnetic fields, alloys and applications of the events we can observe. I'm no physicist, metallurgist or chemist, but I can definitely see the potential. Happy seeking, friend.

[@traviscapehart7590]

@@SerenityConstant being an automotive master tech i can say with certainty that raw materials can usually be sourced easily from discarded items. Depending on amount needed cesium can be found in led televisions within the backlighting ballast resistor. It is only 2 or 3 grams but is an example of just how repurposing discarded materials can be. Old residential thermostats have several grams of mercury each and old 386 computer motherboards have quite a bit of platinum in the processor terminals and math coprocessor buss plate. It has to be extracted with an acid bath then pulling out of the acid with electrolysis gives a rather high purity. Sometimes the stuff we need is closer than we think! Happy hunting to you as well!

[@Joshua-fm3bj]

Find a way to take the kinetic energy from this process. And turn it into something that can generate something 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@DudesIn101]

If you put mercury in a metal ball,and add electricity it will spin,the more electricity the faster the spin,the cool part,put it on a digital scale,it get lighter and lighter,almost like anti-gravity, basically it is.we need more power ,,,,more power....

[@MrRaysuli]

ARE YOU FOR REAL??

[@charlesrobbins2208]

88 gigawatts! back to the future.

[@DudesIn101]

@@charlesrobbins2208 it's 1.21 gigawatts, and 88 mph...but yes more power

[@nomad8685]

And more pressure

[@creeperider]

Then you will need Red Mercury and neodymium electromotor 😊

[@Narsty_Boy]

I wonder if cymatics can move the mercury to push magnets instead of the magnets pushing the mercury.

[@fredrickhinojosa4568]

Once mercury is spinning at 50,000 rpms it eliminates gravity note: it has to remain cold in liquid nitrogen

[@realmundo9060]

How u know dat?? Flat earthers don't believe in Gravity.. Perhaps it's not Gravity it's Density..Personally I think MERCURI moves in centrifugal force to sides..this is shown in other videos..

[@WesselSprouts09]

@@realmundo9060 the world is round not flat

[@realmundo9060]

@@WesselSprouts09Again, how u know dat? For u hv learned it in scol?

[@re1gnman377]

@@WesselSprouts09 hate to tell you brother. The world ain't round. It may be concave, petri dish, flat. It ain't round.

[@anthonyferguson4218]

@@WesselSprouts09 the world is 100% not a spinning sphere in space Proveable over and over again Stop watching Nasa cartoons ans apply some logic and learn something

[@zigzag137]

Great experiment keep up the good work!

[@georgecripps8873]

Does anyone know if the rpm would increase if the voltage is increased?

[@Axiom_Dominus]

Yes. Significantly. So much so that it wants to expand out and upwards the faster it goes.

[@TSIRHCSEVAS]

How do you increase voltage. By adding magnets?

[@DaVeHiLl200]

@@TSIRHCSEVAS by turning the power supply up. Stronger magnets may speed it up a little👍🏼

[@anewamericaallnewagain6089]

Beautiful. create a bubble with a vortex of mercury spinning at high revolutions . anti gravity ???

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

I didn't think of this thing.

[@anewamericaallnewagain6089]

@@ElectricExperimentsRobert33 Either way your on to something … Keep going.

[@R3ptile]

A NEW AMERICA ALL NEW AGAIN! I thought about that too and I’m not sure but it may work because when the mercury spins it acts like a sort of gyroscope which could make it lift off the ground with a lot of electricity.

[@lit3plumber12]

Someone made this, but I can't find the video anymore. Rather suspicious... but here I am again, searching for that video, stumbling upon anything but. I'll just attempt this myself.

[@charlesrobbins2208]

under pressure or in a vacuum?

[@Oldsmob455]

I hope you are wearing a respirator, that Mercury is off gasing even though you can't see it. Try putting the Mercury into circular tubes and putting the tubes on a spinning axis and rotating them in opposite directions while charged.

[@vuaeco]

Mercury is a volatile gas now?

[@wowalamoiz9489]

@@vuaeco Yes, it releases almost negligible vapours. But over time it builds up in your body if you handle mercury a lot.

[@bobkod9415]

​@@wowalamoiz9489 Don't be mislead by the word "vapour". Mercury at room temperature may not produce "vapour" at all (given its high surface tension). If it does, it will still be Mercury: one atom of such "wapour" is 14.3 times heavier than atom of Nitrogen, 12.5 times heavier than atom of Oxygen. and 11 times heavier than molecule of H2O - just compare atomic weights of Hg, N, O and H. I reckon such Hg "vapour" would sink in water, and it definitely would have very hard time to rise up to his nose, don't you think?

[@marcusaplin71]

👀🤓 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hnfJYYZ4qt9_g7M A rather interesting demonstration gets played shortly into this video that’ll vaporize one of you guys position as to harmful gassing off or not....

[@StarLander6]

this appears to be a mono pole motor principle using the mercury as a connector

[@blazedank100]

You think some ancient cultures understood this technology? Possibly used it on a larger scale?

[@jugg9140]

ufo used it

[@adamaquino1221]

What is the input to output ratio!? 🤯🤯🤯 this is a precursor to something YUUUGE! Keep going!!!

[@arijunal]

Now add a counter rotating one at the same time.

[@energycrafts8206]

Nice demo. Was this a motor before Faraday's motor discovery or after? The video looks like the motor self starts every time, correct? Also you said in the description, conductors placed in the mercury but in the video it looks like you put magnets on the ends of the "conductors!" Which is it? If magnets, then what polarity if it matters. Lastly, the input power is 2.8 volts DC at what amperage in circuit?

[@DarkNexarius]

Magnets are conductors.

[@TimelineDunkley]

If you add more electricity will it go more faster

[@kylegeary2749]

Could you put mercury in an enclosed acrilic ball and put a magnetic charge from top to bottom to see the shape the mercury flow. Like would it flow up to down somehow?

[@MrAdam1224]

Add the ambient (air above ground) power supply (Tesla) & built a light house. Was done long time ago-then we discover oil and the Rockefellers disassembly them all - and now you know😊😊😊

[@edwardcorrigan4775]

I actually heard about this as well, thank you for sharing this information

[@LatinoTropico]

what is causing that shimmering sound? It's also the sound many have witnessed when they've seen a Tr3B overhead.

[@kennypitts4829]

I keep wondering if a fan blade can be created. Helpful for drones that fly humans if the blade can reform after hit with debris.

[@dogdooish]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@kennypitts4829]

@@dogdooish your music is horrible

[@darylcheshire1618]

Michael Faraday discovered this effect, it was suggested that he may have suffered mercury poisoning.

[@mangomadness8635]

How would you get this back inside the jar?

[@noel3422]

Not sure what attractive force there could be since the voltage is dead shorted.

[@dominicestebanrice7460]

The Mercury is irrelevant, right? It just makes the set-up really cool. Any circular-shaped conductor(s) for the ring(s) plus a rotating arm with contact brushes that can slide while maintaining the circuit will work for this.

[@ВерныйСоюзник]

But mercury is a liquid and so will not wear from friction.

[@rayamundson8394]

What happens when you take a tesla coil and put it inside a vacum sealed hollow Iron ball filled with some mercury. I do not know , but I got a feeling the same thing happens when you take a rubber balloon and blow it up tight then rub balloon on your head of hair then put it next to a water trickle out of your faucet , the water will bend . WHY ? Static charges act on the water . causing it to move the water. WHY ? When the electric sparks inside the ball hit the mercury it turns it to a gas state . the object will then move in the direction of the inner spark bolt . Ion thrusters are open to the outside air , if you enclose one of these in a ball , the outer shell becomes static charged and will float off the ground IF IT the ball IS NOT touching the ground and is insulated from the ground. I think tesla might have accidently done this with one of his static balls may have floated off the tesla coil. JUST GUESSING. Mercury in a gas state makes the inside ball more able to make more stronger static charges on the outside of ball so it will float. Anything connected to this ball will float also. A way to direct the flow of electricity bolts would be thru the use of coils on outside to steer it remotely. This might NOT WORK I am only guessing.

[@damienrose3176]

Brilliant sir, just brilliant. If a bunch of people in the comments section of a science demo can think this stuff, imagine, and rework that concept with clear and definable paths using some logic; imagine what the united states military actually might have. We have the direction, and yet there are no trailblazers? BULLSHIT, I SAY GUERILLA TECH ADVANCEMENT! ALL FOR ONE AND ONE FOR ALL! "what is that one?" you might ask. Our children's future

[@yonkromis7883]

If you could get it to run uphill maybe have stages of that and then siphon off the energy by having the liquid mercury drive then you might have perpetual motion

[@hakansavas5553]

on which hemisphere, did you do this experiment? I think you're in the northern hemisphere?

[@leoneljosiah2833]

a trick : watch series at flixzone. Been using it for watching all kinds of movies lately.

[@ezekielanderson785]

@Leonel Josiah yup, I have been using Flixzone for since december myself :)

[@zer0deaths862]

I wouldn't be handling that without gloves.

[@androwaydie4081]

Is it perpetual ?

[@dumdropdumdrop]

a weight dimention in mercury that increases to it height bearing weight? although as a fraction in mercury the magnetic field generated causes the mercury to retention? would be interesting in a state relative to nitrogen.

[@dumdropdumdrop]

you are not slowing your arm by presupposing gravity, retention and ductility.

[@ed-ou812]

If you spin liquid mercury does it create voltage by itself?

[@TechHowden]

How much current does it use?

[@MrTwisterlump]

You would have to have a way of measuring the resistance of the existing mercury.. which is probably mathematically possible to a certain lvl of certainty. I have many questions as well, very interesting.

[@GrowingDownUnder]

how does static electricity make water orbit in space / zero gravity?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

I don't know the answer, I'm sorry

[@MistakenMystery]

Space is a lie and NASA is full if shit

[@DaVeHiLl200]

@@MistakenMystery high five brother 🖐 NASA have the biggest film studio in the world for faking space and pedowood still makes it look more believable 😂🤣 earth is flat, these jokers have taken the piss out of the people for long enough with the globe lie 🤜🤛

[@bradleyperrine1736]

What if I made a small copper pyramid using tubing,crushed crystals,crushed rare earth magnets.and solder it up using lead free silver solder

[@sho-s5m]

great experiment, but where are we being lied to ?

[@steve-o6413]

What would happen if you froze the Mercury does it change conductivity also would magnets of opposite polarity levitate on top???

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

I didn't try what you say, I can't give you an answer.

[@Dankii222]

From a video I watched before when frozen it just turns into a solid with liquid nitrogen. I'm not sure if that helps any. I aѕѕume when frozen it does the same thing just as a solid.

[@DarkNexarius]

I think if you freeze the Mercury the magnets get stuck and this thing becomes useless.

[@scottwippel5007]

I’m sure that this action actually can be made too element gravity and can be used to make a floating object that will float above earth!!!

[@jjeairborne8428]

Electromagnetic force in a conductor. As simple as that. Thanks.

[@christinaanderson8336]

Mercury will be how space travel is achieved.

[@shivanihr5879]

What about mercury vapour poisoning?

[@Dankii222]

What makes them spin the direction they are spinning?

[@tonyross7338]

This is how you travel in space light speed

[@TSIRHCSEVAS]

Where can I buy mercury?

[@blackwidows570]

Good question. Probably online? I'd like to know to.

[@ElijahCokeley]

How does one get mercury?

[@ssdivizion]

Is this Perpetuum mobile?

[@AirBorn33]

Can this be applied in a mechanical way where is assists something to move

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

There are no studies on this topic, but I don't think anything mechanical motion can be achieved.

[@anthonny3af]

what happens if you rotate the magnets

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Mercury spins in reverse.

[@edwardcorrigan4775]

Using this at H/V would it be possible to have anti gravity pulse generator that could possibly be used for space exploration? I'm in no way a genius, so maybe someone with far more intelligence might be able to answer this question.

[@michaelparrow9685]

Try 4 circles with a marble slot in middle filled with mercury you can make energy an anti gravity.try it an tell me what you think

[@expat-riot]

Tesla anti gravity patent in action?

[@hollyhockbaby1216]

Idk. Mag elec hard pressure below mostly

[@zodd0001]

I do not understand how it moves.

[@wowalamoiz9489]

Hello do you still use this channel?

[@rickeyauthement7253]

This is how light houses used to turn light at night

[@hollyhockbaby1216]

Like walking on a big old fashioned row boat. Elec zaps

[@deleteduser7737]

What are the wires connected to the silver things?

[@alwayscensored6871]

The power for this electric motor.

[@pratoarancione7646]

Very nice video but please: use Galinstan which is very safer than mercury. Your 2,8 dc "inverter" is a switching current stabiliser? If yes, at which amperes value?

[@pratoarancione7646]

The problem with Galinstan is that it is stiky, even on glass.

[@Anksh0usRacing]

@@pratoarancione7646 Mercury isn’t sticky which is why it’s used. In order to get this effect, the liquid cannot be sticky

[@pratoarancione7646]

@@Anksh0usRacing I said it already, but if the wheelers float on the Galistan the sticky effect don't influence the mouvement of them.

[@roberttrotter1502]

...aaahhhhh. The old wisdoms... Thank you for the post of the subject In any case... -b,

[@K-Effect]

I like the sound it makes during contact and moving

[@pratoarancione7646]

Dovresti però mettere in serie al dispositivo ch'hai creato un amperometro che ci dica quanti ampere, senza dubbio con limitatore elettronico, hai inviato al mercurio... è una parte importante per la comprensione del fenomeno: 10, 20, 40 A? Considerando che i volt all'ingresso del dispositivo saranno dei mV, tutti i watt si giocheranno sugli ampere. Se poi misurassi anche i mV d'ingresso, ci diresti quanti watt effetivamente gli fai assorbire, a quest'omopolare, per girare pressoché senza carico. Ci vorrebbe un altro video per questo, dunque. Od hai distrullo l'apperecchio?

[@ser7ser7i]

Thank you for sharing.

[@archiefisher4131]

would this be possible with any substance besides mercury? if so, what?

[@dispatchcenter5515]

Possibly Gallium

[@hungrybear8439]

Nothing new here, we know we can use the basic forces to propel things. To propel things heavier than the power it can produce is another thing.

[@garethdavel9673]

What would be interesting s to see how much resistance the mercury gives the magnets push. Mush like an outboard motor on a boat but the" push" is on top of the water , not inside

[@elmultimediaschoolofartscu3924]

Please try build a motor or generator out of this 😢😢😢🎉🎉🎉🎉😅. More videos please 🙏 😊😊🎉

[@ateamofone]

Dude.......Thats how a trainset works.

[@chip5126]

it sounds like an electric motor running this thing....

[@wbcbharatchannel719]

How to working principle

[@alizahayek]

This will rotate for infinite time?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

It rotates as long as it is powered by current.

[@garystimmell3527]

Magnets and mercury the foundation to the tr3 and gravity distortion.

[@thedevilinthecircuit1414]

Build a model and show us a video!

[@J.J.Gal.]

​@@thedevilinthecircuit1414si gary hiciera eso 3 días después descubriríamos que él se suicidó de 10 tiros en la espalda

[@miketierney7510]

Ta-da! A perpetual motion machine

[@TheHillbilly8757]

Am I the only one who was getting anxiety from how close his bare hand got to touching mercury?

[@geroldbendix1651]

No, but liquid Mercury isn't that poisonous. It's fumes are dangerous.

[@pratoarancione7646]

2:25 : tuttavia, conoscendo la conduttività del mercurio ed immaginando un più che abondante percorso d'un metro di mercurio al totale, conoscendo i 2,8 V che qui indichi posso calcolare che il tuo apparecchio assorba 2,9 A sugli 0,96 Ω che possiederebbe pel mercurio (escludo qui la resistenza interna dell'alimentatore e gli altri metalli). Quindi consumerà sugli 8,12 W. Molti, se pensi ch'un motorino sincrono monofase da 7-8 W 220 V quel mercurio te lo fa saltare per aria...

[@EntropyOfTime]

no gloves . BALLS

[@PReva]

Откуда жужжание? Что издаёт звук? Откуда звук?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Звук генерируется инвертором во время работы.

[@PReva]

@@ElectricExperimentsRobert33 Я думал - РТУТЬ "звучит"! Жаль...

[@zivanikolin9510]

Ovo je nemogyce?

[@DesertSessions93]

Love the motor sound and the use of two rings of mercury as a switch cool toy sad it's fake though

[@Anksh0usRacing]

How is it fake? This channel has posted multitudes of videos proving this as a concept

[@internationalmasterspeaker1879]

Wow very nice 👍👍

[@far1002]

lol u could take a car small car torque converter and add a electromagnet to the outside put a flange on the inputshaft to cap it and have an out add a copper bearing to catch the lost mercury . torque converters have a turbine side u can magnetize the pump side. spin the turbine i think it would self balance. the higher the voltage rpm higher rpm i have feeling this would make a crazily powerful motor with crazy efficiency..

[@KS-nz8ij]

Working with Mercury with no protective equipment? Be safe friend.

[@julianwilliams7109]

It’s not harmful as the government brainwashed us to believe

[@dogdooish]

Lots of AMPS, I heard the "Crack" as the first beam was placed --- AND saw the hand jerk back!! OK take it to the next 100 steps please :) You never know what you'll find!!!

[@electronic7979]

Super 👍

[@johneygd]

Just when i tout that i have finally found a working perpetual motion/magnet motor machine,turns out that it uses a hidden power source,FUCK DAMNIT🛑🛑🛑

[@joseramontrivinoamigo6218]

Where are the batteries?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

There are no batteries, it is powered by an inverter.

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Mercury is a conductor of the current, the movement is generated by the magnets, always in relation to the conductivity of mercury.

[@FreneticDog]

@José Ramón Triviño Amigo It's not "without fuel" it's powered by a DC inverter.

[@joseramontrivinoamigo1534]

@@FreneticDog OMG! When I asked I was refering to the use of power (batteries). I need to improve my English!! Ok, now I understand! I was imagining too much...

[@Sedgewise47]

Could gallium substitute for mercury?

[@MrLisbe]

But you know mercury is not healthy to you...? But thanks for showing!

[@edstar83]

That's what THEY tell us.

[@reyrogers2806]

Set Speed to 2x thank me later.

[@johnroach5077]

Looks pretty cool but there must be some kind of a current through the mercury and make it spin. Even if it did spin you couldn’t extract any energy from it.

[@عبدالمجيدإبنلخضر]

Mercury in this status is a solid not liquid

[@OldGuy70s]

AnD...?

[@OldGuy70s]

It wont put off fumes until it boiLs.... and thats at oveR 600 F.....

[@akshay2947]

Cat got your tongue or what?

[@cybergothika6906]

You mess around mercury without gloves? Dude...

[@bobkod9415]

Why not? Surface tension of liquid Mercury is so high that it wouldn't let single of its atoms to 'escape' and attack, penetrate your skin. Believe me, many years ago I played with Mercury from broken medical thermometers and am still here, in full health... It is actually very entertaining, trying to guide smaller Mercury droplets on your palm to 'eat' each other and grow into larger liquid 'nuggets', and then trying to catch those with your fingers. As four years old I didn't succeed, and still think it cannot be done. Try it. Mercury itself is not poisonous - it's mercury compounds that are. I am not suggesting that you play with those without gloves. Try to google 'hat matters disease' for more on Mercury poisoning.

[@bobkod9415]

Sorry... that's 'mad hatters disease' :-)

[@astifcaulkinyeras]

Increase voltage?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Increase the voltage, the mercury splashes out.

[@vicepresident7365]

@Erozpl01 01 enclose the mercury in a plastic transparent sphere that was my thought, no the field is transferred into the mercury ( if it was connected it would make a short circuit, just as the wires in an electric motor are covered with plastic something to prevent a short circuit )

[@АлексейСемёнов-л3х]

Счастливые люди. Запросто столько ртути льют. На зависть. а теперь надо показать каким путём идёт ток и как направлены могнитные поля.

[@vaakdemandante8772]

nothing revolutionary here - just basic electrodynamics. The description does not even mention any magnets - not saying there aren't any, but the experiment is poorly described. Yeah, it spins, so what? What does this experiment show? That electric current produces magnetic field that moves stuff? It's obvious that it works that way.

[@SuperFreeEnergy]

GOOD

[@MeKaustubh17]

This is all mentioned in Ancient Indian Vedas. Sadly Indians are not focussing on these texts just blindly and stupidly following British culture and their education system. There is no practical given to us in school and all we do is just study theoritically.

[@pratoarancione7646]

Vedi che il mercurio, come saprai perché in altro video avevi messo i guanti, penetra la pelle, dunque quelle minigoccioline non andavano recuperate col dito....

[@imdeaded]

Interesting noise.

[@wbcbharatchannel719]

Nice video

[@AdolfoRiosPitaGiurfa]

6 & 9, AS TESLA SAID.

[@rezaasaddoor2562]

good job Perfect

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[@393boss]

great vid