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JONG-HOON LEE
Seoul National University
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When gravity exists in magnetic fields, gravity interacts with these magnetic fields to generate electricity in the direction the Earth spins or in the opposite direction. The relationships between electricity, voltage, and time can be redefined by analyzing data for 0.1 seconds. The voltage can be recorded on the x-axis, and time can be recorded on the y-axis. The electric potential energy generated due to interactions between gravity and magnetic seas can explain the time-dependent or time-independent equations of the Schrödinger equation through the data analysis.
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gravity, magnetic sea, electricity, voltage, time
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When gravity exists in magnetic fields, gravity interacts with these magnetic fields to generate electricity in the direction the Earth spins or in the opposite direction. The relationships between electricity, voltage, and time can be redefined by analyzing data for 0.1 seconds. The voltage can be recorded on the x-axis, and time can be recorded on the y-axis. The electric potential energy generated due to interactions between gravity and magnetic seas can explain the time-dependent or time-independent equations of the Schrödinger equation through the data analysis.
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This is a list of supplementary files associated with this preprint. Click to download.
- SupplementaryMaterialsfinal.pdf
Supplementary Material for Electricity Experiment Regarding Magnetic Fields with Gravity
- 20191010GG.zip
EXPERIMENT 1
- 20200618preparationbeforeexperiment.zip
EXPERIMENT 2_PREP
- 20200618VacuumChamberGG.zip
EXPERIMENT 2
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