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Author: PhunFysics

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Filesize: 10.6 kB

Date added: 2009-05-03

Rating: 5.1

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Atom Orbits xplane80 5 (1 vote) 595 1 2009/05/02 21:38:31
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Phunwars
2011/01/05 20:45:44
Simply there's a singularity into the "torian" (the name of that geometric figure) that multiplies the magnetism of like 60 times, but it's impossibile in reality due to the distance of the torian itself from the singularity: I think it's called Gauss law or something like that