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Making a Jacob's Ladder from an Arc Lighter & Can a Bismuth Levitator create a Frictionless Motor? (Patreon)

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2017-01-29 23:18:04
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Breaking into a new editing format with this video I show how I made a mini Jacob's Ladder from an Arc Lighter, and conduct some experiments to answer a viewer question about if a coil of wire could turn my bismuth levitator into a frictionless motor.

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Making a Jacob's Ladder from an Arc Lighter & Can a Bismuth Levitator create a Frictionless Motor?

Breaking into a new editing format with this video I show how I made a mini Jacob's Ladder from an Arc Lighter, and conduct some experiments to answer a viewer question about if a coil of wire could turn my bismuth levitator into a frictionless motor.

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U.S. Water Rockets

I think the magnet spins because it has corners that it catches on when it snaps back to the center position and it behaves like you flicked one corner with a stick or something.

Tamarock

Hmm, for the vertical coil, what if you had two, one on each side and have then counteracting each other making it generate?