Solomon Khmelnik
2019-10-24
<p>A well-known experiment demonstrates the preservation of the integrity of a certain structure in the absence of visible<br>
binding forces. Such an experiment was first described in 1842 but it still has not found a scientific explanation.<br>
However, an interest in it continues unabated that is reflected in Internet publications. Based on the solution of<br>
Maxwell's equations, this theoretical work shows that the experiment is explained by the conservation of electromagnetic<br>
energy inside the structure and the appearance of a standing electromagnetic wave. Based on this solution, it is shown<br>
that the structure can be made not only on the basis of ferromagnetics (known fact) but also in the form of a capacitor. It<br>
is also shown that the keeper may have a different shape. It is shown further that such designs can save not only energy<br>
but also information. This fact provides a basis for explaining such phenomena as the mirages of the past. These<br>
phenomena are astounding and await their rigorous scientific explanation. The article notes that mirages do not change<br>
their position on the ground. It is further shown that the stability of the position of the mirage can be explained by the<br>
fact that in the mirage area there are a standing electromagnetic wave, pulsating flow of electromagnetic energy, and<br>
pulsating electromagnetic mass. The center of mass does not change position. Therefore, the volume of the keeper can be<br>
considered as the volume of the pulsating mass with a constant center of gravity. This mass is held in place by gravity<br>
and does not interact with the material mass, i.e. cannot be shifted by air flow. This ensures a stable position of the<br>
keeper on the ground.</p>
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.3518396
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Canadian Journal of Pure and Applied Sciences, 13, Okt 2019(No. 3), 4853-4859, (2019-10-24)
ELECTROMAGNETIC KEEPER OF ENERGY AND INFORMATION
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