How the magnets
are aligned.
(Drawing)
Two views of
a magnet. Polar and equatorial.
(flat plate view)
A view of a single
magnet at the equatorial plane.
(flat plate view)
A view of two magnets,
end to end,
on the equatorial plane were the neutral
appears.
(flat plate view)
A view of three
magnets and two neutrals.
(flat plate view)
Five magnets by
five.
A view of alternating north and south fields.
(flat plate view)
A birds eye view
of the magnetic neutral.
(3D viewer)
A view of alternating
north and south fields with cross points.
(3D viewer)
The magnetic
wave.
(3D viewer)
The magnetic ladder
??? the magnetic lines of force never cross???
(3D viewer)
The neutral.
According to the dipole theory, shouldn't
this picture
look like a half of a tennis ball.
(3D viewer)
The Line.
"The Line" is five magnets end to end, in
natural alignment
and surrounded with metallic dust.
The Row
"The Row" consists of nine magnets, in natural
alignment
and surrounded with metallic dust.
The Cross
"The Cross" consists of nine magnets, in
natural alignment
and surrounded with metallic dust.
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