Category Archives: Physics

The magnetic field generated around a single, spherical, neodymium magnet 5mm in diameter extends spherically into the atmosphere, and if another such magnet is then moved closer to the first they are attracted and come into contact, and obviously these … Continue reading →

This copy of a textbook image is of the magnetic fields emanating from a disk magnet placed in a copper tube. Currently accepted theory states that “copper is not a magnetic material” and that accordingly this magnet’s fields do not … Continue reading →

Over the centuries numerous aethers have been proposed, and new ones are presented frequently. This from Wikipedia:- “Aether theories in physics propose the existence of a medium, the aether a space-filling substance or field, thought to be necessary as a … Continue reading →