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A homopolar motor is built with a battery, a magnet and some conductive wire. The magnet provides a magnetic field that will interact with the magnetic field induced by the current in the wire.
A homopolar motor is a type of electric motor that uses a magnetic field to create motion. It is also known as a disc motor, a Faraday disk, or a disc dynamo.
The homopolar motor is made up of three main parts:
A battery: This provides the electrical current that flows through the wire.
A magnet: This creates the magnetic field that interacts with the current in the wire.
A conductive wire: This is the wire that carries the electrical current and interacts with the magnetic field.
The wire is typically shaped into a disc, and it is placed between the poles of the magnet. When the battery is connected to the wire, a current flows through the wire. This creates a magnetic field around the wire. The magnetic field of the wire interacts with the magnetic field of the magnet, and this causes the wire to rotate.
The speed of the homopolar motor depends on the strength of the magnetic field, the amount of current flowing through the wire, and the size and shape of the wire.
Homopolar motors are simple to construct and can be used to generate small amounts of electricity. They are often used in educational demonstrations and experiments.
Here is a diagram of a homopolar motor:
The battery is connected to the wire, which is shaped into a disc. The disc is placed between the poles of the magnet. When the battery is connected, a current flows through the wire, creating a magnetic field around the wire. The magnetic field of the wire interacts with the magnetic field of the magnet, and this causes the wire to rotate.
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Folks love our standard USB Type C breakout (https://www.adafruit.com/search?q=usb+type+c+breakout) - and we recently got a request to carry a 'sunken' Type C breakout - what's that mean? It looks like this! instead of sitting above the PCB the connector sits in the midline for a svelte look. this connector got our pick because it has four burly THM tabs to keep the connector from cracking at the contact pads.
Oldest Bronze Doors (115 AD) still in use in Pantheon, Rome, Italy.
These doors cast in bronze for Emperor Hadrian (76-138 AD) rebuilding, dated about 115 AD.
These large bronze doors serve as an entrance to the cella, measuring 4.45m wide by 7.53m high, yet so well balanced they can be pushed or pulled open easily by one person.
Each half of the double door weighs 8.5 tonnes. It rotates on pins set into floor and architrave above.
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The bronze doors in the Pantheon of Rome are indeed a remarkable testament to the engineering and craftsmanship of the Roman Empire during the reign of Emperor Hadrian.
Here are some fascinating details about these historic doors:
1. Age and Origin:
The bronze doors in the Pantheon are estimated to date back to around 115 AD, making them over 1,900 years old.
They were commissioned and cast during the reign of Emperor Hadrian, who is renowned for his architectural contributions to Rome.
2. Purpose:
These doors serve as the entrance to the cella, the inner sanctuary or main chamber of the Pantheon.
The Pantheon itself is a well-preserved ancient Roman temple dedicated to all the gods (hence the name "Pantheon").
3. Size and Dimensions:
The bronze doors are sizable, measuring approximately 4.45 meters (14.6 feet) in width and 7.53 meters (24.7 feet) in height.
What is particularly impressive is that despite their substantial size, they are perfectly balanced and can be effortlessly opened or closed by a single person.
4. Weight:
Each half of the double door weighs a staggering 8.5 tonnes, adding up to a total weight of 17 tonnes for the entire set.
This speaks to the advanced metallurgy and engineering skills of the Romans in handling and crafting large bronze structures.
5. Rotating Mechanism:
The doors are mounted on pins that are set into the floor and the architrave (the lintel or horizontal beam) above the entrance.
This ingenious design allows for the doors to pivot smoothly, enabling them to be moved with relative ease despite their immense weight.
6. Historical Significance:
The Pantheon, with its iconic dome and these bronze doors, is an enduring symbol of Roman architectural innovation and grandeur.
The fact that these doors are still in use after nearly two millennia is a testament to the durability and quality of their construction.
The Pantheon's bronze doors are not only a functional part of this historic structure but also a tangible link to the past, offering a glimpse into the architectural and engineering achievements of ancient Rome.
They continue to awe and inspire visitors from around the world with their sheer size and remarkable craftsmanship.
A striking depiction of a futuristic engineer in a high-tech sci-fi workshop. Her confident stance and detailed attire reflect her expertise and readiness to tackle any mechanical challenge. The intricate machinery and tools around her set the perfect backdrop for this captivating scene.
Researchers at the City University of Hong Kong have developed cooling ceramic tiles that replicate the bio-whiteness of the Cyphochilus beetle to deflect heat, reduce home air-conditioning usage, and combat global warming. The ability of their cooling ceramic tiles to repel heat depends on how they interact with light, and they can be effective in two ranges of light, namely the solar range, which comes from the sun, and the mid-infrared range.
after a long pause i finally finished my newest oc batch ^_^ this time for owl feather: the scholar's guild. the members are more or less different types of academics, or just nerds, with their own different niches. as usual, more specific info+closeups under the cut <3
Name: Mercury
Name Origin: The planet named after the messenger god
Pronouns: She/her
Age: 28
Guild rank: Guidmaster
Weapon: Caduceus
Ethos (Power): Aileron (Enhanced speed and levitation)
Flaw power is based on: Her evasiveness- Though her power has evolved (the levitation) once she became guildmaster as she became a pillar for her guild, and successor to the former guildmaster.
Notes: I can be your angle... or yuor devil
Name: Keid
Name Origin: A star whose name means eggshels
Pronouns: He/him
Age: 19
Guild rank: 3 star
Weapon: Chicken sickles
Ethos (Power): Computative prognostication (He can calculate the outcome of events in his own head, but he can’t see outcomes beyond the one he calculated)
Flaw power is based on: His overly cautious and ruminative habits, though he tries to play it off like he's way more chill and not constantly existentially overthinking
Notes: But which came first...?
Name: Alasia
Name Origin: A star whose name references Idalion Tablet, one of the oldest known contracts
Pronouns: She/her
Age: 15
Guild rank: 2 star
Weapon: Shovel
Ethos (Power): Erudition (Psychometry- The ability to read the past of any object by touch)
Flaw power is based on: Her extreme curiosity, while her inquisitiveness on it's own can be admirable she can often get obsessive about it.
Notes: She's an archeologist <3
Name: Dimidium
Name Origin: Exoplanet whose name means "half"
Pronouns: He/She
Age: 22
Guild rank: 4 star
Weapon: Double-ended flail
Ethos (Power): Vice-versa (Healing and reverse healing)
Flaw power is based on: His simultaneous obsequiousness and brashness- Two extremes that she fluctuates between in a way that's both unpredictable and unhealthy.
Notes: Generally stoic either way so it's hard to tell...
Name: Navi
Name Origin: Informal name for γ Cassiopeiae- A navigation point for Apollo 1
Pronouns: He/they
Age: 19
Guild rank: 3 star
Weapon: Arm
Ethos (Power): Kefi (Energy direction- He can channel his energy into powerful attacks into his weapon of choice, which they designed to be their own arm)
Flaw power is based on: Their over-zealous nature. Though passion is a good thing, their ferventness can absolutely make him lose track of himself.
Notes: A weaponsmith who’s figuring out more technological approaches
Name: Talitha
Name Origin: A star system, whose name means "Spring"
Pronouns: She/her
Age: 13
Guild rank: 1 star
Weapon: Plastic wand
Ethos (Power): Metamorphosis (Magical girl transformation. She can shoot beams out of her wand now.)
Flaw power is based on: Her extreme tendency for escapism, especially in idolizing fantasy.
Notes: She's a magical girl 💖💖💖
Name: Misam
Name Origin: A star whose name means "wrist"
Pronouns: They/them
Age: 28
Guild rank: 5 star
Weapon: Wrist blade
Ethos (Power): Rigor (Enhanced precision)
Flaw power is based on: Their surprisingly to-the-point, often cold-blooded nature.
Notes: Nerds can be cool too, guys.
Name: Perwana
Name Origin: An exoplanet whose name means moth
Pronouns: She/her
Age: 27
Guild rank: 5 star
Weapon: Lantern
Ethos (Power): Callous luminance (Physically palpable hard light, created from her lantern)
Flaw power is based on: Her tenancy to place the burden of guidance onto herself- Literally a guiding light for others. Mostly in regards to erudition, the symbolic connection between illumination and knowledge. She wants to illuminate everyone. But this can be at the cost of herself.