In transit gravitational redshift

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<br />Is a field a kind of structure? Not a physical structure like a star but still something with real properties.
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About all I know about what a field “is”, is when I try to push the North and South poles of two magnets together. It feels like there is some kind of spongy material between the magnets. But when I look in between the magnets, I see nothing. When I reach in to grab the sponge, I feel nothing. When I put two pieces of wood together, there is no spongy feeling in the space between them. Only the magnets have the invisible, untouchable sponge between them. That’s mysterious.


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DAVID,

It would be interesting to know whether the repulsive/attractive force of magnets arrives in packets. Are you aware of any research on this topic? (I've heard that the magnetic monopole is to play a role in all of this.)

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It would be interesting to know whether the repulsive/attractive force of magnets arrives in packets. Are you aware of any research on this topic? (I've heard that the magnetic monopole is to play a role in all of this.)
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I've read a little about it. I’m also interested in how gravity apparently “radiates” from an astronomical body.

Also Heard they where trying to manifacture magnets with only one pole. How wierd is that ?
No sucses what I´ve heard yet...

Magnets have always amazed me, I used to play with them as joung and I still find them funny. They are something I whould realy like to know more about.

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Magnets have always amazed me, I used to play with them as joung and I still find them funny. They are something I whould realy like to know more about.
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I’ve got a big magnet sticking to an iron beam in my garage. It has been there 7 years and I still don’t know what is holding it to the beam.

Lol, thanks for informing us DAVID

Anyway, the use for magnets are many. The most obvius is the non-frictional ways to travel. Ive seen some plans to make this magnet train and digging tunnels trough all of Europe (not the moon Europa) and then alowing the trains to pass by in vacum chambers with only magnets holding it off the ground in a kind of hover.. Do I have to add that it is said to become VERY fast ;P