MAGNET

(You may find this difficult to read because they don't have words yet. It will be a little difficult until you get used to the newly created words.)

According to the magnet, the two Vilumbu s of the pothu are identified as the south pole and the north pole.

Here are the south pole and the north pole. Due to the kai forces, the poles of a magnet cannot remain inside the magnet. Due to the maiyam forces, the poles in the magnet cannot move away from the magnetism . Therefore, the magnetic poles will be concentrated outside the magnet due to the maiyam forces.  Figure 1

cylinder magnet single MaiyaKudumbam

Due to the kai force and the maiyam force. The poles are convex outwards from the magnet.The remaining kai force Penetrate its own pole and creates a path for it to travel.

No matter how strong the kai force is, when moving away from the center, it cannot move without a pole, because the pole is the last Vilumbu, and so are the hands The hands can only penetrate if there is an existing pole

The pothu of the magnet will choose the longest location due to the kai force A (POTHU) ) Then b will be selected due to density and c in the same way . Due to this the longer part has more magnetic field. If the two poles cannot be separated, that location cannot be selected in a pothu, for example, a circle or a triangle. Even if these shapes are long, they will be skipped and the next location will be selected.

Magnetic poles relax their pressure whenever a material (iron) can swim near them.Magnetic poles penetrate swimmable objects (iron). Compressed magnetic poles expand. They relax their pressure. At the same time maiyam-force pulls the interpenetrated pole towards the maiyam. This is the cause of magnetic attraction.  Figure 3

The magnetic field of a magnet can travel through the interior of the magnet and through the magnetic poles of its family. The direction in which the magnetic field travels is away from the center. The poles of the magnet cannot spread out inside the magnet, so the field will push its magnetic poles away from the magnet and release its pressure outside the magnet. At that point, the force of the field will pull the extended pole. This causes magnetic lines to form. This is the reason for the lines formed by spraying iron powder.   Figure 4 

When at 180 degrees, the poles cannot penetrate each other. In that state, a situation arises where they have to share the same space/position. Because of this, the poles are forced to reduce their width. That state itself is what we call repulsive force.

Magnetic poles can only sense two things. One is the material that can swimmable (iron) because it relaxes its pressure. (attraction)The other is the pole of the magnet that has an angle of 180 degrees to it (Repulsion)Because the pole of the magnet is pressing the width of each magnet's pole to   other magnet that is 180 degrees (Repulsion).Because of this, when we approach two identical poles, they both try to move away, and instead of moving away, they try to change their angle. If it changes the angle, there will be no resistance and the magnet will consider it as iron. In that case, the opposite magnet, and the next maiyam also as iron

Maiyavalaiyam and maiyam binaibu do not occur because the pole of the pothu of the magnet cannot identify the opposite pole.(In some places, attraction can occur without iron. while electromagnet, they are MaiyaKudumbam arrangement of maiyam force)

A permanent magnet is every maiyam locked in atoms independently individually of iron. electromagnet maiyam is virtual maiyam of electric pothu when Maiyavalaiyam

Theory = Theory of Nature  Unified Properties of Magnetism  Electricity  and Light 

Pothu Theory (1).pdf

Edited 13 hours ago13 hr by jalaldn

58 minutes ago, jalaldn said:

MAGNET

(You may find this difficult to read because they don't have words yet. It will be a little difficult until you get used to the newly created words.)

According to the magnet, the two Vilumbu s of the pothu are identified as the south pole and the north pole.

Here are the south pole and the north pole. Due to the kai forces, the poles of a magnet cannot remain inside the magnet. Due to the maiyam forces, the poles in the magnet cannot move away from the magnetism . Therefore, the magnetic poles will be concentrated outside the magnet due to the maiyam forces.  Figure 1

cylinder magnet single MaiyaKudumbam

Due to the kai force and the maiyam force. The poles are convex outwards from the magnet.The remaining kai force Penetrate its own pole and creates a path for it to travel.

No matter how strong the kai force is, when moving away from the center, it cannot move without a pole, because the pole is the last Vilumbu, and so are the hands The hands can only penetrate if there is an existing pole

The pothu of the magnet will choose the longest location due to the kai force A (POTHU) ) Then b will be selected due to density and c in the same way . Due to this the longer part has more magnetic field. If the two poles cannot be separated, that location cannot be selected in a pothu, for example, a circle or a triangle. Even if these shapes are long, they will be skipped and the next location will be selected.

Magnetic poles relax their pressure whenever a material (iron) can swim near them.Magnetic poles penetrate swimmable objects (iron). Compressed magnetic poles expand. They relax their pressure. At the same time maiyam-force pulls the interpenetrated pole towards the maiyam. This is the cause of magnetic attraction.  Figure 3

The magnetic field of a magnet can travel through the interior of the magnet and through the magnetic poles of its family. The direction in which the magnetic field travels is away from the center. The poles of the magnet cannot spread out inside the magnet, so the field will push its magnetic poles away from the magnet and release its pressure outside the magnet. At that point, the force of the field will pull the extended pole. This causes magnetic lines to form. This is the reason for the lines formed by spraying iron powder.   Figure 4 

When at 180 degrees, the poles cannot penetrate each other. In that state, a situation arises where they have to share the same space/position. Because of this, the poles are forced to reduce their width. That state itself is what we call repulsive force.

Magnetic poles can only sense two things. One is the material that can swimmable (iron) because it relaxes its pressure. (attraction)The other is the pole of the magnet that has an angle of 180 degrees to it (Repulsion)Because the pole of the magnet is pressing the width of each magnet's pole to   other magnet that is 180 degrees (Repulsion).Because of this, when we approach two identical poles, they both try to move away, and instead of moving away, they try to change their angle. If it changes the angle, there will be no resistance and the magnet will consider it as iron. In that case, the opposite magnet, and the next maiyam also as iron

Maiyavalaiyam and maiyam binaibu do not occur because the pole of the pothu of the magnet cannot identify the opposite pole.(In some places, attraction can occur without iron. while electromagnet, they are MaiyaKudumbam arrangement of maiyam force)

A permanent magnet is every maiyam locked in atoms independently individually of iron. electromagnet maiyam is virtual maiyam of electric pothu when Maiyavalaiyam

Theory = Theory of Nature  Unified Properties of Magnetism  Electricity  and Light 

Pothu Theory (1).pdf

Hahaha, yet more mad "pothu" shit.😆

5 hours ago, jalaldn said:

The pothu of the magnet

Will the pothu see the kettle as highly light absorbing?

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There’s nothing here that rises to the level required for discussion in Speculations.

Your previous thread on this was closed and you were told not to bring it up again. That was in clear language, not in some cryptic message with new words.