I figured /sci/ would know this. How DOES it work?
you post animemes
and then you are science
- t.Bill Nye O'Reilly
Warning ! not a specialist !
Well, from what we see on the pic, I guess the magnets are piled up on a wood stick this way :
And so, the magnets push each other
>>7967617
Edit : But these must be some real tough magnets
>>7967581
Are you asking how those permanent magnets stay floating? Because I don't believe you can create a hollow ring permanent magnet with that polarization. Instead, opposite ends of the ring would be the poles. Solid circles can be, but then you couldn't put them around a stick.
>/sci/ doesn't know basic EM
wew
>>7967581
It doesn't, at least not with permanent magnets, go read about Ernshaw's theorem.
If you really want to know go though the EM modules on OCW and start studying calculus. The math is horrendous on em stuff. That's why it's left out of the introductory physics texts.
>>7967627
i saw a vidya of some dudes making 3d printed magnets the other day, with quite complex polar patterns
but that can't be how this thing works
>>7967691
How retarded are you? You can buy these in a toy store.
