Larmor Frequency at Permanent Magnet

Larmor frequency

Spins wobble (or precess) about the axis of the BO field so as to describe a cone. This is called precession. Spinning protons are like dreidles spinning about their axis. Precession corresponds to the gyration of the rotating axis of a spinning body about an intersecting axis. The resonance frequency, called Larmor frequency (ω0) or precessional frequency, is proportional to the main magnetic field strength: ω0 = γ B0.

Larmor frequency

The Larmor frequency and equation are named after the Irish physicist and mathematician Joseph Larmor (1857-1942).

Protons and neutrons pair up in nuclei causing the cancelation of their individual angular momentum. All nuclei also have a spin; those with an odd number of protons and/or neutrons will have a property called a magnetic (dipole) moment. Magnetic moment is characterized by its alignment with an external magnetic field analogous to a small bar magnet. These particular nuclei are also called dipoles because they have two poles like the north and south pole of a bar magnet. H-1 and P-31 are examples of nuclei with an unpaired proton. N-14 is an example of a nucleus with both an unpaired proton and neutron.

In addition to alignment of nuclei with a magnetic moment, application of an external magnetic field will produce a secondary spin or wobble (precession) of nuclei around the main or static magnetic field. The precessional path around the magnetic field is circular like a spinning top.

The Larmor or precessional frequency in MRI refers to the rate of precession of the magnetic moment of the proton around the external magnetic field. The frequency of precession is related to the strength of the magnetic field, B0.

The precessional frequency of nuclei of a substance placed in a static magnetic field B0 is calculated from the Larmor Equation: ω = γB
where ω is the Larmor frequency in MHz, γ is the gyromagnetic ratio in MHz/tesla and B is the strength of the static magnetic field in tesla. Note that the gyromagnetic ratio is defined in different ways by different authors. In this case a useful, simplified version is shown representing the Larmor frequency when B0=1.

The gyromagnetic ratio (MHz/T) for a few commonly measured or imaged isotopes are 1:
H-1                   42.58
F-19                 40.05
Na-23               11.26
P-31                 17.24

Change the frequency of electricity by permanent magnets

Radio frequency change experiment:



Magnets still contain the Larmor frequency because the universe is essentially just electricity in Ether.

Atomic nuclei are just dielectric condensers. And the truth is, Electron doesn't exist.

In other words: magnets are dielectric in nature, hydrogen atomic nuclei are also dielectric, both have Larmor frequency.

This video says that the permanent magnet contains frequency:


Magnetic field reciprocation, or the LARMOR FREQUENCY, as meant Gryromagnetic precession

Every atom has a Larmor frequency, and the earth has a Larmor frequency.

As long as there is a difference in the Larmor frequency between the two positions, we can create a difference between positive and negative potential. Electricity will be released by these two potentials. "Orgone Energy Motor" is a box that generates almost permanent potential to generate electricity.

Orgone Energy Motor: https://energyliberationarmy.com/orgone

That's how to exploit "Electricity" from thought outside the box, but not science fiction.
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