ZeroN, Computer Interfaced Magnetic Levitation

First step in creating a sophisticated levitation device? Awesome anyway.

Edit: fixing video link. I don't know why it wont work! Damnit!

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I can see many future applications for this type of technology. I think that the more applicable part is not so much the levitation, but the magnetic field morphology and the manipulation thereof. This will be good for adjusting settings on mag-lev technology that already exists, and also it will probobly do tons of good in space as an experimental tool.

Either way.........sweet! love this type of stuff!

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Awesome.. If this can be set up to react on an aircraft as it did on the ball.. the problem of heavy lifting, high speed motion and if it can be completely mobilized.. The Universe here we come.

CONGRADULATION ! ********* 10 Star

F4Driver
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Awesome.. If this can be set up to react on an aircraft as it did on the ball.. the problem of heavy lifting, high speed motion and if it can be completely mobilized.. The Universe here we come.

CONGRADULATION ! ********* 10 Star

How could this possibly be utilized to move aircraft?

Laser guided Graphene sphere...

Is my guess.

AsherahoftheSea

First step in creating a sophisticated levitation device? Awesome anyway.

Edit: fixing video link. I don't know why it wont work! Damnit!

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Very cool. They do say some things in the video that aren't correct though, such as "..creates a small space without gravity...". Nope. Gravity is still there, uninterrupted; the magnetic field(s) is/are just stronger than local gravity. Anal retentiveness aside, I can see this being helpful for a lot of things including presentations, design, educational purposes, etc.