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he made an electric motor and sent it to all the scientists in Europe to communicate about this new discovery"
When you say "Faraday riddle" do you mean the “Faraday paradox”?
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What you do find when the machine is running, is that the mercury gets very warm quickly, which tells us that there are eddy currents, it is never allowed to run for too long to prevent the mercury from compromising the vessel through the heat or the pressure from the mercury vapour.
With the magnet spinning so fast and the Mercury so comparatively slowly it appears there is a middle ground to the paradox, and we are moving into the Magnetohydrodynamic discipline, which states “
that magnetic fields can induce currents in a moving conductive fluid, which create forces on the fluid, and also change the magnetic field itself.”
Magnetohydrodynamics - Wikipedia
A question I do have is what you think the current generated inside the mercury would be DC or AC I feel that it would be DC purely based on the use of mercury arc rectifiers I have seen.
My idea is to utilise the properties of mercury in multiple ways, especially because the arcing/fluorescing mercury is just as influenced by magnetic fields and will continue to spin as plasma due to the rotating magnetic core, as is shown quite basically here.
Ideally, all 5 “reversible equations” should be utilized at the point the machine is running at full capacity. Mercury's heat, light and sound can all be harvested for their power, we are already inducing currents in the mercury so extracting that makes 4, and coils are placed on the outer reaches of the cores’ magnetic influence to negate the eddy current braking takes us to 5.
