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On Tue, 30 Sep 1997, GARY HEMMINGER wrote:
...
The Tolman-Stewart experiment (1916) showed that when a
conductor is "centrifuged" the electrons in the electron sea shift a
bit toward the "bottom of the test tube". Therefore, a spinning,
conductive top will be slightly negative on its perimeter, and
slightly positve at its center, and hence will have a magnetic
field.
Could this be involved?
Hey, great connection you've uncovered there. Would a bismuth
flywheel
(has positive carriers) behave opposite?
For that matter, maybe
various
flywheel materials would give various results.