/x/ here What do you guys think about the Rodin coil. If I said

>>7695646
it's an electromagnet
no

>>7695646
I'd believe you're lying. Everyone knows UFO's float from rotating supercooled mercury.

>>7695659
Elaborate

>>7695665
I was kidding, awhile ago I heard that mercury has some strange properties when cooled to near absolute 0. If you want to know more you can research "mercury magnetic vortex".

>>7695659
So I can just use this to rotate the super cooled mercury

>>7695659
>>7695679
mercury freezes at relatively normal temperatures. How the hell would it remain liquid at near absolute zero?

>>7695679
Okay thank you

>>7695683
by rotating it with an electromagnet like >>7695680 said

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pvuTZ5u6Kg
Just in case you weren't already laughing at OP, here's some of the "math" behind the Rodin coil.

>>7695665
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ws6AAhTw7RA

superconductors will hover above magnetic fields because tiny faults in the metal are "pinned" through by single quanta of magnetic field called fluxons. I doubt you could use this with the earth's magnetic field.

actually it just occurs to me that's not what he's talking about nevermind.

http://www.alienscientist.com/propulsion.html
there you go

>>7695646
Virtually all of the weird shit the Rodin coil is supposed to do are either:

>things that any double-wrapped toroidal coil would do (mind you, toroidal coils are pretty interesting)

>things that would be interesting but not terribly remarkable if true (like being particularly efficient or having a high field strength)

>things that are obviously bullshit, like somehow magnifying its own energy into more energy through overunity magic