Can You Build a Hoverboard Using Air Compression and Clever …
May 27, 2017 · This discussion focuses on the feasibility of building a hoverboard using air compression, inspired by the fictional hoverboard from "Back to the Future." Participants emphasize that while true …
Electromagnetic Levitation for a stationary hoverboard - How can I do ...
Mar 16, 2017 · The discussion centers on creating a stationary hoverboard prototype capable of supporting approximately 1kg using electromagnetic levitation. Initial tests with 12V DC …
SkySurfer Aircraft - a personal multipropeller helicopter
Feb 21, 2023 · The SkySurfer Aircraft, designed by Hunter Kowald, is a personal multipropeller helicopter that raises significant safety concerns due to its exposed propellers. Discussions highlight …
Torque seesaw problem- rotational equilibrium - Physics Forums
Dec 23, 2014 · The discussion centers on solving the torque seesaw problem involving a 5 kg seesaw with a 10 kg block positioned 2 meters to the left of the fulcrum and a 0.5 m right block. The …
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Is a Flying Skateboard Possible with Current Technology?
Feb 27, 2012 · A flying skateboard utilizing a turbojet engine is theoretically possible but presents significant challenges in safety, stability, and aerodynamics. Key considerations include maintaining …
Calculating Magnetic Levitation Strength for a 1kg Object
Sep 21, 2015 · Unfortunately I was in a hurry (I had to build two devices to levitate a "hoverboard" prop in 6 weeks...) and I ended up using dimensions I found online (look at Nicanor Apostol's work).
Learn How to Solve the Cubic Equation for Dummies
Oct 2, 2016 · Everybody learns the “quadratic formula” for solving equations of the form A x 2 + B x + C = 0, even though you don’t really need such a formula, because you can solve for x through the …
Does the Inverse cube law apply for magnetic repulsion?
Mar 14, 2016 · The discussion confirms that both magnetic attraction and repulsion follow the same mathematical laws, specifically the inverse cube law, although their effects can differ in practical …
Why Don’t Electrons Crash into the Nucleus in Atoms?
Dec 2, 2015 · If one describes atoms using only the Coulomb forces, the electron and the nucleus will attract each other and no stable atoms could exist.