Candle Power...:)
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desertwind
Cyborg Agent
One thing i noticed today, shouldn't the circuit needs to be closed for powering the light up ?
In the above example the circuit seems to be open.
Again. My physics is very bad. LOL if i'm wrong.
In the above example the circuit seems to be open.
Again. My physics is very bad. LOL if i'm wrong.
Aberforth
The Internationalist
desertwind said:One thing i noticed today, shouldn't the circuit needs to be closed for powering the light up ?
In the above example the circuit seems to be open.
Again. My physics is very bad. LOL if i'm wrong.
Well if there is a strong electric field between the terminals the circuit is still closed without the wires. But in this case the distance between the candles in large and there is no way an electric field could form between two candles at such distance to form a circuit. Seriously, 3 volt is way too much to be generated from such an arrangement.
alok4best
TooR
Exactly .The Circuit is still open. and the two candles should be on different volts to have a voltage drops b/n them..so that the current will flow..and even if one is comparatively +ve and other -ve,they still dont form a loop..and that much(3V) is tooooooooooooo less to cause dielectric breakdown of air.desertwind said:One thing i noticed today, shouldn't the circuit needs to be closed for powering the light up ?
In the above example the circuit seems to be open.
Again. My physics is very bad. LOL if i'm wrong.
piyush gupta
Cyborg Agent
Someone should try this and then post results
i m very bad in physics
but it looks like against laws of physics
wither that guy is fake or Einstein is
i m very bad in physics
but it looks like against laws of physics
wither that guy is fake or Einstein is
sms_solver
In the zone
I have tried and it did not work
piyush gupta
Cyborg Agent
sms_solver said:
So finally Einstin is right
abhijangda
Padawan
i tried it too frnds and it didn't work. even if u tries to apply peltier or seeback effect.
even then it will not work, coz circuit is incomplete. both of the candles should be joined forming a loop so that electrons can flow frm one candle to another easily. so i think there must be some trick involved. but really good video.
even then it will not work, coz circuit is incomplete. both of the candles should be joined forming a loop so that electrons can flow frm one candle to another easily. so i think there must be some trick involved. but really good video.
