A Review of Monopole Magnets

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  • Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
  • Over the years at SuperMagnetMan we have had a lot of customers who ask about the existence of a permanent magnet that is a monopole. In this video we look at actual design ideas to make both a cube and a spherical monopole. Check it out!!! At SuperMagnetMan we enjoy expanding the wonderful world of magnets:) Subscribe now so you can keep up with our latest videos. Thanks for watching and visit us at supermagnetman.com for your magnet needs. Check us out at www.supermagnetman.com
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  • @Chriswmagic
    @Chriswmagic 3 года назад +3

    great video! "there's a crack in everything, that's how the light gets in"

  • @stefanhauser2804
    @stefanhauser2804 3 года назад +6

    Thank you. This was on my mind for years.

  • @freehugs9223
    @freehugs9223 Год назад +1

    Beyond me. Thank you 😮

  • @125varma
    @125varma 5 лет назад +5

    Man, your videos and channel are amazing, thanks a lot for sharing ^_^

  • @steve-o6413
    @steve-o6413 5 лет назад +3

    With spherical monopole with slip ring mounted around the center for extraction purposes. When joined together with concave magnet for inserting spherical monopole, would the attraction force be greater than less than or no attraction or would a nonmonopole sphere with the same density give you the same results.

  • @billschwandt1
    @billschwandt1 3 месяца назад

    I took my tube magnets and made a jig crushing the south poles together. This creates a high south pole in the center and a weaker north pole around the outise.

  • @tmic8389
    @tmic8389 3 года назад +1

    One way that may be possible is to use a halboch array configuration, seems to be a path to try being it can raise the gauss considerably on one pole just a thought.

  • @MichaelZP1
    @MichaelZP1 5 лет назад

    Can we narrow/bend(like in a lens) opposing (spike)pole by for example mumetal to negligible it's value?

  • @johnchisholm7350
    @johnchisholm7350 3 года назад

    Absolutely brilliant presentation,but, I have a problem still. I want to spin a bicycle wheel in a frame using magnets on the rim, now what is the configuration. ( garden sculpture) John from Oz

  • @clarkcowan3984
    @clarkcowan3984 3 года назад

    I am very interested in how the magnets are made. They are smacked with their fields. (Usually very roughly) It seems to me that if the magnets were hit in the right part of the high voltage field their alignments would be similar to that part of the field. In other words if you smack 10 magnets stacked on top of one another with high voltage the ones on the ends would have different Gauss readings with respect to north and south whereas the ones in the center would be more balanced.

  • @debeshbhattarai
    @debeshbhattarai 3 года назад +1

    I think we can come closer to Magnetic monopole faster working with spheres...I observed the drop of Resistance in one of my circuit with spherical magnet. The results were obvious in the volume of the speaker and in the small led light attached with the circuit. Need a lot of time to study this.... ! The drop in the resistance of the circuit ... is it because of the mono-pole character. I wonder if someone explains this...!

  • @MichaelZP1
    @MichaelZP1 5 лет назад

    Question is, from what distance we get monopole or it is zero?, or from what distance of the edge spike pole is zero?

  • @seachangeau
    @seachangeau 4 года назад +2

    Merlin award. Also have you seen David la Pointe's 'primer fields' videos? He has apparently created a patented monopole permanent magnet shaped like a parabolic dome with a hole in the centre.

  • @user_qwerty1990
    @user_qwerty1990 5 лет назад +1

    Fascinating. Will you try to manufacture a free energy device next?

    • @SuperMagnetMan
      @SuperMagnetMan  5 лет назад +3

      I am working on my own idea - different from all the others that I have seen. Of course, I will wait and see if it does anything before discussing it:)

    • @alexyoung4978
      @alexyoung4978 5 лет назад +2

      @@SuperMagnetMan looking forward to seeing what you come up with! Even if it doesn't work, please do share your thoughts and ideas, you never know, it could provide the missing ingredient for someone else's ideas. At the very least it could help keep someone from going down the same path. We all are standing on the shoulders of our predecessors. Thanks for everything you do for the community.

    • @bdc211
      @bdc211 2 года назад

      @@alexyoung4978 thats where the ego comes in......

  • @volkerblock
    @volkerblock 4 года назад

    Take a lot of conically shaped bar magnets, put them together (glue or solder) to a hollow sphere. Then you have a north pole on the outside, i.e. a monopole, from which the field lines radiate like an electrical charge. Hahahahahah.

  • @tfam389
    @tfam389 2 года назад

    Thank you very much yeah of courseAnd you read very good thank you thank you

  • @foxpup
    @foxpup 5 лет назад +1

    I would be knocked off my chair if the outcome from any experiment was different from SuperMagnetMan's expectations. If anyone thinks different...Bring it on!! It could be the coolest thing I've seen in a long time, but I'm not very optimistic. :-) I think SuperMagnetMan knows what he is talking about here. :-)

  • @primodernious
    @primodernious 2 года назад

    try to make the magnets as pieces of a round ball and then magnetise each piece with the same polarity then glue each pieces together into a ball. then you can test if it really behave as a monopole.

    • @SuperMagnetMan
      @SuperMagnetMan  2 года назад

      Hey - I was trying to make it work as a cube which was a bit easier to make but I have the design for making a spherical shell but since all pieces repel each other and it take 24 hours for the epoxy to cure to hold each piece together, I have not ordered the pieces yet:)

  • @3dthedestroyer328
    @3dthedestroyer328 3 года назад

    try a bowl magnet shape

  • @ahmedbashandy4784
    @ahmedbashandy4784 5 лет назад

    Wonderful vadio but you have to zoom in magnet

  • @muntee33
    @muntee33 4 года назад

    The only way my mind can grasp such a concept would be for one hemisphere of the magnetic force to be somehow inverted and superimposed over the other hemisphere.
    Of course, this may be technically impossible for several reasons but without a central null point and dielectric plane, what is ‘magnetism?

    • @deborahnorris4613
      @deborahnorris4613 3 года назад

      @@eclipse369. accretion disc? Hmm? Please, if not so, explain. This is not so easily understood when public institutions only skim the surface. It's ancient knowledge; the Egyptians left it on their walls, and we are re-gathering the material. Slow, and unsure. Am I on the right track?

  • @Graeme_Lastname
    @Graeme_Lastname 3 года назад +1

    No matter how they're shaped and stacked they're still bipolar magnets. It's not a monopole magnet if there is no field.

  • @khalaf_stocks
    @khalaf_stocks 3 года назад +1

    That's wonderful founding.. Can I get a monopole "South" . I have a lot in my minds kind of expirement . If you can guide me a place that can find it or a design that I have to do it . Thanks 🌹

  • @jehovajah
    @jehovajah 5 лет назад +1

    Dry interesting! I am still waiting for my Kivrary to obtain a copy of Howard Jonsons Discovering Magnetism so I cant give a complete answer but spin vortices in planes or if you like graphemes like sheets are crucial to understanding magnetic behaviour. Spintronics is on the theoretical hunt but are hampered by the electron model which is totally unnecessary. Faraday lines or tubes are a more productive notion ♥️

    • @SuperMagnetMan
      @SuperMagnetMan  5 лет назад +1

      I have heard about spin vortices for a long time and I think they are actually due to magnetic field lines. In my next video on large magnet arrays you can see some of this - but it is not the complete explanation. One of the videos I have on the board demonstrates that magnetism can go through another magnet - even if it is repelled by it. So as the flux reaches a point that it needs to complete the circuit - it simply goes through the magnet. From the surface this would appear as a vortex. I will address it in more detail when I get to that video - thanks for asking.

  • @-robo-
    @-robo- 4 года назад

    Is there a way to "shield" one pole? Or alter the path, perhaps by placing a magnet on a piece of metal, where the metal is an shape?

  • @crafter2u
    @crafter2u 5 лет назад

    do magnets have any effect on fuel lines?

    • @SuperMagnetMan
      @SuperMagnetMan  5 лет назад

      In my experience magnets do not have any effect on fuel lines. Of course, I would like to say that I do not have the chemical test equipment to confirm or deny any claim someone makes in this area. About 20 years ago I mounted some large magnets on each fuel injector line on my Lexus and drove it and never saw any mileage difference. Note that this is a completely unscientific test. To accurately answer the question I would need to measure the power output per mass of fuel unit consumed for several different motors under identical operating conditions to see if there is any result. That would be a great video - I may have to add that to my list:)

  • @briankerr4512
    @briankerr4512 5 лет назад

    are there any differences at all between a south pole and a north pole ? or is south and north only relative to the earths field ?

    • @therealjammit
      @therealjammit 5 лет назад +2

      Relative. Technically a north pole on a magnet is really the "north seeking pole". Same for the south pole. If we marked a bar magnet with "N" and "S", brought it on a spaceship far away from any celestial body with a magnetic field, the magnet would still have the "N" and "S".

    • @briankerr4512
      @briankerr4512 5 лет назад +1

      yes … its all arbitrary. Click on me ;)

    • @SuperMagnetMan
      @SuperMagnetMan  5 лет назад +2

      At some point in the past the convention was established and has just been followed ever since. Of course it has been very interesting to follow how fast the magnetic north pole is moving from in the arctic to closer to Siberia. This has led several people to think that the poles are about to flip and if that happens it will really screw up everything about magnets:)

    • @mattman8685
      @mattman8685 5 лет назад

      I think Ken Wheeler's work on the seeds and the south pole lead a hypothetical concept that lead me to think made south pole magnetic polarization might be a little stronger but only miniscule and mostly important for biological purpose. even so I'm biased in that only. if anyone has a different pov I would love to hear so.

    • @mattman8685
      @mattman8685 5 лет назад

      Brian Kerr
      could we find a monopole "simulation" by putting bismuth of the same shape and size of strong supermonster magnet or even a small neodymium strong magnet. being that the diamagnetic created opposing magnetic field by the bismuth when in the presence of and external magnetic field doesn't attract to another magnet. even if it's not the monopole should we see effects on the ferrocell. what would we find?

  • @ericmichel3857
    @ericmichel3857 9 месяцев назад

    Is this method truly producing a "monopole magnet" or are you just partially shielding one of the poles with additional magnets forcing like pole together? As I understand it a true monopole would not require forcing dipole magnets together with specific shapes. This seems like a fake monopole no?
    A true monopole magnet would also be able to float over a larger magnet pole similar to the effect seen with a superconductor in a magnetic field.

  • @gizmoguyar
    @gizmoguyar 3 года назад

    Isn't it a fundamental law of magnetism that the total magnetic flux through any enclosed surface is zero? Gauss' law if I remember correctly. This would imply that a magnetic monopole is fundamentally impossible.

  • @aggese
    @aggese 5 лет назад

    Could you make a magnetic bering using permanent magnets?

    • @therealjammit
      @therealjammit 5 лет назад

      Yes, but the stator or rotor will float only while rotating. Super high speed centrifuges use floating bearing made of magnets, but there has to be a "normal" bearing that can be removed after the unit starts spinning.

    • @aggese
      @aggese 5 лет назад

      @@therealjammit thanks for your answer.
      I was under the impression that permanent magnet bereng wasn't possible so they used electromagnet ones so they could actively compensate for movement

    • @SuperMagnetMan
      @SuperMagnetMan  5 лет назад +1

      I did make a small magnetic bearing set for a customer about 15 years ago and I did not get to test it but he did and said it worked great. It only worked once it was already rolling.

    • @aggese
      @aggese 5 лет назад +1

      @@SuperMagnetMan how small are we talking about and what speeds do it need to start working?
      If it is possible to make it small enough it might exist a market with the high end fidget spinner crowd if they are willing to pay hundreds of dollars for tungsten fidget spinners I am sure that at least some would be wiling to pay for a magnetic bearing for it :-)

  • @unmeclambda06
    @unmeclambda06 2 года назад

    Hi, give me some time for patenting my creation, then I’ll show you how I managed to have an « almost » monopole magnet, good enought for doing « the job »

  • @angelstrawn5493
    @angelstrawn5493 10 месяцев назад +1

    I have no idea what the point of this video could be. There are no monopole magnets. Scientists have been searching for a long time and have come up blank each time. It's the White Hole of magnets.

  • @paulstovall3777
    @paulstovall3777 4 года назад

    You might consider working with a sphere. There's a company out there which specializes in making 'printable' magnets. It would be my suggestion that if it's within their realm to do so, print a spherical neodymium magnet leaving a single pole on the outside surface.

  • @jamesmatheson9624
    @jamesmatheson9624 Год назад

    He didn't make a monopole magnet
    He should have added more steel to the rim and the bottom and he would have made a monopole magnet

  • @mattman8685
    @mattman8685 5 лет назад

    may I send a magnet design and get some feedback?

    • @SuperMagnetMan
      @SuperMagnetMan  5 лет назад +4

      Yes, go to the website - supermagnetman.com and send the email Mr George and I will get it:)

    • @mattman8685
      @mattman8685 5 лет назад +1

      SuperMagnetMan I sent a email of my concept. thanks and I appreciate any and all feedback

  • @beniendhartomulyana571
    @beniendhartomulyana571 2 года назад +1

    I have derived the equation by combining Schrodinger's wave equation with the electromagnetic's equation, and find the monopole magnet field is the gravitation's field. The gravitation's potential energy that comes from the monopole magnet is = ((uo*q/(4*pi*c))^2)*((2*pi*c^3)/h)*(m/r). The ((uo*q/(4*(pi^2)*c))^2) is Planck length squared, so : ((uo*q/(4*(pi^2)*c))^2)*((2*pi*c^3)/h) is G.
    uo=4*pi*10^-7
    c=speed of light
    q=electron's charge
    h=planck constant
    r=the distance from the particle to a point
    m=mass

  • @primodernious
    @primodernious 2 года назад

    if you had a real monopole the meter would read 0. that is because the meter reads polarity not force.

    • @SuperMagnetMan
      @SuperMagnetMan  2 года назад

      The meter is a gauss meter and measures magnetic field strength and polarity:)

  • @TheBreck1
    @TheBreck1 4 года назад

    I have lots of n45 magnets all south or north on sides depending on how I excite the photons with lasers optics and a degusser coil. Reads nothing on a compass. Zero emf im willing to sell schematics and prototype.
    Timedisplacement on Reditt.comm

    • @TheBreck1
      @TheBreck1 4 года назад

      @@eclipse369. thank you now I know

  • @ahjsbkdjhavkcjhvac
    @ahjsbkdjhavkcjhvac 4 года назад

    i made it 😁 how can i use it to make free energy tho?

  • @andresgalviz315
    @andresgalviz315 11 месяцев назад +1

    I built a monopole magnet a year ago and is useless 😂

  • @reizinhodojogo3956
    @reizinhodojogo3956 Год назад +1

    Gente vamos fazer o youtube dominado por JESUS!
    Cole isso em todos os vídeos que você vê!
    💛ELE VIVE💛
    🔥ELE ESTÁ VOLTANDO🔥
    fixa????????

  • @austinbutler8166
    @austinbutler8166 Год назад

    You can make a hollow sphere magnet?!!!!!!!!!!!Then my friend I think we just created free energy… See you take a solid core magnet about an inch in diameter and then you wrap that magnet in copper solid copper like you dip the magnet ball in molten copperAnd then you put that Copper covered solid magnet into a perfect magnet sphere and in case it. So if your math is correct With the zero on the Gauss meter for the inside and outside of the hollow sphere magnet The solid copper magnet in the center would change that so for instance if the outside of the solid copper magnet was north in the inside of the hollow sphere magnet was north also in the outside south then the copper magnet ball could potentially levitate inside of the sphere and what happens when you give that sphere a little spin I believe it won’t stop From electricity being generated and magnetism being generated all this energy would keep it moving in levitation

  • @GlassDeviant
    @GlassDeviant 4 года назад +1

    Why do people insist on naming their videos as if things like monopole magnets actually exist?

    • @anonymous.youtuber
      @anonymous.youtuber 3 года назад

      Can the existence of magnetic monopoles be ruled out on a scientific basis ?

    • @GlassDeviant
      @GlassDeviant 3 года назад

      @@anonymous.youtuber I don't know for sure, but then the existence of god can't be ruled out on a scientific basis and I'm still an atheist.

    • @johnspark740
      @johnspark740 3 года назад

      @@anonymous.youtuber Claire, they have been discovered scientifically using spin ice, please refer to: www.london-nano.com/research/magnetic-monopoles-discovered-lcn-scientists

  • @magnettism9044
    @magnettism9044 4 года назад

    I can make monopoles. "God Based Magnetism" on RUclips

  • @RobertA-hq3vz
    @RobertA-hq3vz 5 лет назад +1

    "hello magnet friends"? Worst super hero gang ever. I know we're all nerds here but if we keep referring to ourselves as "magnet friends" we definitely won't be having any friends, much less getting laid.

    • @steve-o6413
      @steve-o6413 5 лет назад +1

      Women love the thought of physical attraction and being drawn in by a invisible force very mysterious lol so play up the fact your a Super Magnetic Person. But face the facts any Woman that comes to this group is going to be intelligent so show her how your the sharpest tool in the group don't be shy...

    • @RobertA-hq3vz
      @RobertA-hq3vz 5 лет назад +1

      The last time I asked a girl home to see my collection of magnets she was repelled by the suggestion.

    • @SuperMagnetMan
      @SuperMagnetMan  5 лет назад +6

      I've been married for 40 years:) So, I don't worry about "attracting" the girls:)

    • @therealjammit
      @therealjammit 5 лет назад +1

      @@RobertA-hq3vz Ah. I see you met our villain "Bismuth Woman".

    • @RobertA-hq3vz
      @RobertA-hq3vz 5 лет назад +1

      @@SuperMagnetMan Ok, well you're a lucky one then. Women keep accusing me of being mono polar and tell me I'll never get any fluxes. Well the models tell me that. I suppose I should stop asking out models.
      On a serious note, what happens if the square isn't 3cm wide but is instead 1km wide with walls 1 meter think. In this situation the inverse square law should change things. Clearly you can't build it, but maybe you can model it.