Metaphysical Technology :: The Significance of Aluminum? (reply)

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cambiopacifico wrote at 10 Jul 2010 10:04 PM GMT: I believe its used because it is not normally magnetic but is very heat and electrically conductive.

Not normally, as in, when the aluminum is stationary in regards to a magnetic source you can tell no change. But when the aluminum is in motion a noticeable magnetic force becomes apparent. Lenz Law. Check out the MRI MAGIC youtube video about the MRI machine and aluminum block slowly falling over.

</span> Quote: "An induced current is always in such a direction as to oppose the motion or change causing it" <span class="postbody">
-Heinrich Lenz



Theres also an interesting video up of 2 quickly spinning copper tubes that when a neodymium sphere is placed in between it levitates due to the opposing magnetic charge the spinning copper creates. Very interesting stuff that could possibly be incorporated into something like a Reich CB with the spinning copper tubes pushing the water?

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