art wrote:
On 8 Jan, 17:57, John Smith wrote:
art wrote:
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http://www.sensormag.com/articles/0301/30/main.shtml
Hopefully this url will get you to what I want you to read.
Art Unwin.....KB9MZ.....XG (uk)
I would be more than willing to read it, as with most, however, that
page, in my browser, results in an 404 error (page not found) and a
redirect to this page:

http://www.motionnet.com/

Which is a rip off ...

Regards,
JS

I'm sorry. I did the best I could. I am not computor savvy as you are
Again apologies
Art

No problem Art, perhaps my browser has been hijacked?

I was just hoping you could provide a link which would present the page
to me. I will download "hijack this" and search for
spyware/malware/trojans/etc., in the meantime ...

Warm regards,
JS

art wrote:
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http://www.sensormag.com/articles/0301/30/main.shtml

try
http://www.sensorsmag.com/articles/0301/30/main.shtml

gwatts wrote:
art wrote:
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http://www.sensormag.com/articles/0301/30/main.shtml

try
http://www.sensorsmag.com/articles/0301/30/main.shtml

Thanks gwatts--that does it!

Regards,
JS

"gwatts" wrote in message
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art wrote:
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http://www.sensormag.com/articles/0301/30/main.shtml

try
http://www.sensorsmag.com/articles/0301/30/main.shtml

and just what does that page have to do with em waves?

Dave wrote:

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and just what does that page have to do with em waves?



Hmmm, maybe better to ask, "What does electro-magnetism have to do with
magnetic fields"--you will get more answers ... sounds like you know
what you are speaking about, also.

JS

John Smith wrote:
art wrote:

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Art

When I fire up my rig, the one composed of an electric motor
(constructed with recovered metal from the Roswell crash) spinning at
1,000,000 R.P.S., with the neodymium magnet attached to the shaft--what
do you thing the wave(s) look like? How are protons being released from
the static field of the magnets poles? Can't the need for a media
(properties of which are unknown/unexplored) which can be "excited" be
easily visualized?

Warm regards,
JS

OK. Let me go further then. If I were to allow "speculation" on the
existence of the ether--than I could further expand this "speculation"
to allow for a "lag" in the ether--and "to" that of the spinning
magnetic fields--and, if such "speculation" were allowed, then going one
step further would allow for the possibility of the "deformation" of the
"wave" thus generated by such a "lag" ...

Regards,
JS