How to make a magnetic levitation suit?

tuzkilovests

tuzkilovests

@tuzkilovests-JtqzGm • Oct 24, 2024
Is it possible to make a magnetic suit? To either levitate human or slow down human free fall? Maybe we can first consider this in an ideal way, just scientifically how would it work????
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  • Ramani Aswath

    Ramani Aswath

    @ramani-VR4O43 • Nov 12, 2012

    Magnetic levitation requires that you have two like pole fields of sufficient intensity to support the weight. Maglev is confined to very short distances. A suit alone, whatever the strength of its field, cannot levitate or even slow down free fall in the weak magnetic field of the earth.
    A maglev demo:

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  • lal

    lal

    @lal-R60Xjx • Nov 13, 2012

    That is a curiosity generating video 😐 I didnot get why the two magnets didn't attract or repel before pouring 'something', and what was that 'something' poured there #-Link-Snipped-# sir.
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  • Ramani Aswath

    Ramani Aswath

    @ramani-VR4O43 • Nov 13, 2012

    lal
    That is a curiosity generating video 😐 I didnot get why the two magnets didn't attract or repel before pouring 'something', and what was that 'something' poured there #-Link-Snipped-# sir.
    That is liquid air. The effect is seen below a critical temperature. As can be seen towards the end of the video when the magnet slowly comes down as the black rectangular block warms up.
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  • Jeffrey Arulraj

    Jeffrey Arulraj

    @jeffrey-xA7lUP • Nov 13, 2012

    So in the maglev trains do we use very high end electro magnets or some super conductors

    Cause they as a matter of fact are the most stable things I have seen here
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  • CE Designer

    CE Designer

    @ce-designer-BWq0yl • Nov 14, 2012

    tuzkilovests
    Is it possible to make a magnetic suit? To either levitate human or slow down human free fall? Maybe we can first consider this in an ideal way, just scientifically how would it work????
    Watch the movie Mission Impossible 4: Ghost Protocol
    There is a scene where a guy jumps down a cooling tower and is caught with the same mechanism you are talking of. Don't know if its real but you should check it out. I can't find a clip of it on YouTube.
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  • gohm

    gohm

    @gohm-F3UUpP • Nov 14, 2012

    Yes, they indeed do. The control of the power to these on the track is what causes the train to move.

    jeffrey samuel
    So in the maglev trains do we use very high end electro magnets or some super conductors

    Cause they as a matter of fact are the most stable things I have seen here
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