The Cause of Life And Motion
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The vibrations between the mag- nets offer some resistance to this, but as they act reciprocally and as they are also very sensitive their resistance is easily overcome. When the magnets again come in contact however, the vi- brations become interlocked as before, and this added to the pressure of displacement, holds them together with great tenacity.
We next take one of the . Magnets and place it with its north pole in contact with the north pole of the other, and we will find that the vibra- ...tions cannot reciprocate, but that they must repel one another, and also that instead of neu- tralizing the energy between the magnets, they increase it, and force the magnets apart. As before stated, the most powerful vibrations are The Caiise of Life and Motion 29 towards a magnet, and therefore, any suscep- tible body with indifferent or weak polarity would be impelled to it.
The slight extra force which causes the mag- netic needle to lie with its axis in a plane, or nearly so, with the earth's axis, is probably caused by two sets of forces, one from a northerly and the other from a southerly direc- tion, and crossing each other at unequal angles on true meridian lines.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The vibrations between the mag- nets offer some resistance to this, but as they act reciprocally and as they are also very sensitive their resistance is easily overcome. When the magnets again come in contact however, the vi- brations become interlocked as before, and this added to the pressure of displacement, holds them together with great tenacity.
We next take one of the . Magnets and place it with its north pole in contact with the north pole of the other, and we will find that the vibra- ...tions cannot reciprocate, but that they must repel one another, and also that instead of neu- tralizing the energy between the magnets, they increase it, and force the magnets apart. As before stated, the most powerful vibrations are The Caiise of Life and Motion 29 towards a magnet, and therefore, any suscep- tible body with indifferent or weak polarity would be impelled to it.
The slight extra force which causes the mag- netic needle to lie with its axis in a plane, or nearly so, with the earth's axis, is probably caused by two sets of forces, one from a northerly and the other from a southerly direc- tion, and crossing each other at unequal angles on true meridian lines.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vitruvius Frazee to read onlineMoreLess
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