I posted here my funny or so grand invention because waited that here are people who understand fusion at least at minimal level and waited for a little more qualified discussion. But unfortunately I was mistaken. In your face I met here the man who does not know even very simple things.chrismb wrote:Without oppositely charged particles doing what, or being where, exactly?Joseph Chikva wrote:They will not pinch without oppositely charged particles.
You talk in riddles. Never answer a direct question. There is no 'help' I want from you, why do you keep saying this?
YOU came here with something so grand. Did you do it to show how clever you were, for people to make comments, what!? You're the one who came here for help. If you did not, then you can now exit the way you came knowing that you said all that you could possibly say about it, and then moved on to things that were not even possible to say!
Why did you post your funny 'invention' on this forum? Answer the question directly.
Regarding discussed issue.
No coherent motion - no current, no current - no magnetic field, no magnetic field - no pinch.
Unidirectional currents attract each other, oppositely directed - repulse.
Moving charged particles may be considered as elementary current producing magnetic field reducing electrostatic repulsive force. But total reduction occurs when v=c.
Inserting oppositely charge particles also reduces repulse and if you insert enough amount together with magnetic attraction you can change repulse on attraction. So, you can get pinch.
That's all. Hope that it would be useful for your education. Good luck.