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Title: Floating Bed Post by: Alucard on 03/01/2011, 08:40 PM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hgI5jSC3NwY
is it me or does it look like it is from 2001/2010?? Title: Re: Floating Bed Post by: KARNAGE on 03/01/2011, 09:08 PM maybe this guy should've taken up physics and learnt to do this a lot earlier.
so, basically, it's a magnet that's opposed to another magnet and they both have the same charge towards each other, making one object afloat (in the air) and those things on the side are just there for stability. that was my first thought, like "if you used it as a bed, and jumped on, wouldn't the bed-magnet keep going due to the other magnet trying to get rid of it?" but then I found out what those things are for. not really that ingenious, but still a good idea, as long as it doesn't send you flying away on a mini magtrain you're fine Title: Re: Floating Bed Post by: Syklone on 03/01/2011, 09:29 PM So its great but dont crawl under the damn thing with metal or a laptop or else its fried - cause he stated its fine / insulated on top, but what about the underneath ?
Title: Re: Floating Bed Post by: KARNAGE on 03/01/2011, 10:25 PM So its great but dont crawl under the damn thing with metal or a laptop or else its fried - cause he stated its fine / insulated on top, but what about the underneath ? only a mere fool would try such a thing!*contemplates trying it* Title: Re: Floating Bed Post by: Vert on 03/01/2011, 11:30 PM "4 years ago when I graduated as an architect, I realized that all architecture, no matter where you live and what country, is dictated by gravity".
Took him a full architecture degree to realize that... :/ While I admit it is pretty cool, I'd hate to imagine the cost of even one unit! It makes no logical sense to buy this when you can have a normal table/bed that you can have for a lot cheaper and not have to have annoying cables attached to it, taking up more floor space. I'd like to see the model once you start adding weight, I'd imagine it'd drastically sink with even small weights on it, because magnetic field strength is inversely proportional to the square of the distance between the magnetic sources. Cool idea, but not at all practical in terms of design and economics. Title: Re: Floating Bed Post by: Chalice on 04/01/2011, 12:40 AM Hmm...you know the magnetic bedspread thingo's, that supposedly use magnets to relieve pain etc...I think this bed would blow the pain straight out of your body, thru the wall, across the street and smack the dog across the road fair in the mouth.
Title: Re: Floating Bed Post by: bageled on 04/01/2011, 08:59 AM OMG it Balkie! What have you done with larry you bastard >:(
(http://www.examiner.com/images/blog/EXID1994/images/strangers.jpg) Title: Re: Floating Bed Post by: Chalice on 04/01/2011, 09:55 AM OMG it Balkie! What have you done with larry you bastard >:( (http://www.examiner.com/images/blog/EXID1994/images/strangers.jpg) ROFL +1 Title: Re: Floating Bed Post by: SolidSmiddi on 04/01/2011, 01:36 PM "Its like reverse reality" - fool.
Title: Re: Floating Bed Post by: cowcar on 04/01/2011, 03:53 PM i am pretty sure these are common in Myepos...
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