[thinhnghiem]

If you could,

1) which is stronger, the ring or the disc magnet? Which would be harder to push up against the stationary magnet if you tried?

[Thinh Nghiem] The ring magnet is stronger

2) how many degrees, roughly, does it rotate when you first get the thing started (the most it rotates back and forth)?
[Thinh Nghiem] 180 degree, then this value is reduced manually until stopping

3) does it act differently when you remove the stationary magnet?

[Thinh Nghiem] No, it rotates and slow down either

4) do you have video?

[Thinh Nghiem] The size limitation of attached file in this forum does not allow me to attach video file

Thanks

[Iggy]

thinhnghiem, on 29 December 2011 - 05:30 AM, said:

If you could,

1) which is stronger, the ring or the disc magnet? Which would be harder to push up against the stationary magnet if you tried?

[Thinh Nghiem] The ring magnet is stronger

2) how many degrees, roughly, does it rotate when you first get the thing started (the most it rotates back and forth)?
[Thinh Nghiem] 180 degree, then this value is reduced manually until stopping

It would make sense if the disk magnet pointed at the ring magnet when it was done. As it rotates out of that position it encounters stronger repulsion.

thinhnghiem, on 29 December 2011 - 05:30 AM, said:

3) does it act differently when you remove the stationary magnet?

[Thinh Nghiem] No, it rotates and slow down either

It doesn't? So... the magnets may not be interacting with each other at all? It may just be the elastic potential of the string wiggling it back and forth with negligible influence from the magnets?

[thinhnghiem]

Hi Iggy,

Could you give me any of your email address, so that I can send more snapshots of my experiment and you can figure out more

[Iggy]

I trust your command of English if you feel like you need to explain things better. The picture in the opening post shows up fine.

[dimreepr]

doG, on 26 December 2011 - 09:27 PM, said:

No. Earth will eventually become tidal locked with the sun as Mercury has.


Theory predicts the sun will enlarge to engulf the Earth as it runs out of fuel.


Didn't Newton effectively state in his first law that all motion is perpetual until acted on by an external force?

The second law forbids perpetual motion.

[thislilpiggy]

I believe this could work if you didn't have to deal with the friction of string. To have it work, you would need something with no friction, like vacuum.

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