A permanent magnet produces energy?

[Gaston]

I don't mind that it's not about physics, but I would like to know in this case what the word "energy" means.

[hic]

All the reasoning of the forum collapses if it is pointed out
that it does not take into account the feedback> work,
Newton's law applied to the magnetic counter-field.



Application

Magnet / electromagnet
All objects entering the magnet's force field undergoes a feedback,
this feedback is labor and therefore energy.
Including magnetic counter-field,
At the same level as its strength

[Ahmed]

I don't mind that it's not about physics, but I would like to know in this case what the word "energy" means.

That is the great mystery of this thread!

[izentrop]

Hello,

the magnet undergoes a feedback

Just like the trampoline or the spring, but we have been telling you that for a long time.

What's the point of arguing, if you don't accept such a basic fact.
You don't feel a little lonely

So post on http://www.magnetosynergie.com/forum/ or conspirovniscience.com/forum/, you will have an almost religious listening to your theories. ;)

[Gaston]

you will have an almost religious listening to your theories. ;)

Especially since hic offers no theory.

[izentrop]

Isn't the reformulation of the word "energy" one?

[Gaston]

Isn't the reformulation of the word "energy" one?

Only if it explains the new meaning in which it uses it.

[hic]

Proposal:
Static work of magnets in the counter-field.
As soon as the magnetic flux is changed, like a magnetic suspension,
either 2 magnets in suspension in the counter-field,
this static work is to be considered as work,
since without having penetration of the field, there is a feedback.
Practical example.
At time zero,
a DC motor does not have a rotating field; than a static feedback.
And. . . however, it starts






other Response
A magnet creates a rotating field by turning

other answer
magnet and coil are identical in all respects except that one has a fixed force
therefore "trampoline" does not exist in physics





other answer
energy =

Magnet / electromagnet
All objects entering the magnet's force field undergoes a feedback,
this feedback is labor and therefore energy.
Including magnetic counter-field,
At the same level as its strength

other answer
a magnet pumps its energy 100% elsewhere and does so statically or dynamically.
(because there is no other alternative, except magic or the trampoline.)

as the engine does at 50% in the rotating field which is officially recognized.
Between the 2, there is only one step and following the same observation.

[izentrop]

At time zero,
a DC motor does not have a rotating field; than a static feedback.
And. . . however, it starts

At the moment when the current is established ... bizarre

[hic]

Concept visualization of a magnet.

electromagnet, depending on supply

- 371% solenoid, if a current is launched in the loop coil,
the current will continue to flow without resistance with its magnetic field,
until a back field stops it.

Magnet
the flow is permanent and does not stop when there is a feedback.