spinnerin by Faemike55
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I've been always fascinated by the physical world and the wonders that abound - for instance -magnatism and motion.
the object you see is a 'magic levitating spinner'.
very cool and fun to play with
Mike
Have a great day
Comments (41)
cool looking
It levitates? Excellent. The 'mundane' world really isn't so mundane, is it Mike? It is full of wonders. Even we are a bit of a wonder and I often wonder about us :-9
Very cool capture Mike, amazing shot!
My father had an interest in electronics. As a result I got to play with magnets when I was a child. If you tried to put the negative pole of a magnet together with the positive pole of another magnet they would repel each other. Since the earth has a magnetic field levitation should, in theory, be possible. See? Science can be fun.
Yes, magnets can be fun! Have to correct Mark though, the neg and pos poles will attract, two pos poles or two neg poles will repel, LOL.
It seems a little fuzzy to me, not the levitation bit but the thing itself.. Is it behind glass.. or is this one of your not so good shots Mike!! LOL
looks like the magnetizm worked on your camera's focus function - lol
Agree little fuzzy capture. What does one do with this?
heheheh i was ijn the wrong movie. spinnerin in german means a woman who is weird and not right in the head and spinner is the same in male lol.
Fuzzy or not, That's a cool widget. I always liked things like that.
OMG! They DO exist! Lmao. Very cool. ")
I used to have one of those on my desk for about 5 years. When I moved it got lost. It really does just hover in mid air due to magnetic forces repelling each other. If you spin it, it litterally spins for a very very long time because there is no friction slowing it down. There has been a lot of research into utilizing these same properties for creating fuel efficent transportation. When the entire train is raised slightly off the track by magnetic repulsion it would take a tiny fraction of the fuel need to move that train compared to when its entire weight is resting on the rails. I've not yet heard if they have developed it into a workable scenario yet but it does have possibilites. Great shot Mike.
interesting capture mike..
Never seen one before Mike, and would like to see more pics
wow really kool
nice capture
Very interesting, I ghaven't seen one either!!!
Very cool capture ,Mike !
greyone--thanks for the information I had no idea what this did or what it was? And mike thanks for opening my brain lol;
Very interesting shot Mike!! This levitation thing has always intrigued me.
Nice Capture Mike!
interesting Mike, got to say though, hope you don't mind, it's a bit out of focus on the object....now i am really intrigued by this and would actually like to know more :-)
Cool shot my friend....!!!
I have enjoyed the use of magnets but this one I visualize doing a 3d drawing of it.I guess I have not seen this particular one
I love toys, and that one is something I would definitely want to have...however, if I had one, I would probably spend the whole day watching it and never get anything done LOL
Most fascinating, Mike! Totally amazing!!!
Cool gadget, Mike! Manetism is fascinating, and I think once we really understand it, will open many doors..
Too cool!!!
Looking Cool Mike...;)