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http://www.hardcloud.com/product/mojo7d-bkbl.asp Don't ya just love em ! I purchased four of these bad boys, two for the daytime and two for the nighttime because someone told me they wear out and need to rest. I thought if they are really that good and the shop girl swears by em, then Im...

http://www.newscientist.com/article/mg20427321.200-where-do-ghosts-come-from.html?full=true Since when is the idea that magnets can do anything at all to the human body anything other than bs? Controversial my ass. :rolleyes: Happy Halloween, I guess.

http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/08/080820162958.htm http://hubblesite.org/newscenter/archive/releases/2008/28/

John Hutchinson and his "amazing" levitating objects.Dunno if any of this real but it's funny! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pcwUDtzVJ4g The levitating troll doll: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LhvpC2lsCs :D

Probably not as bad as sniffex (who really wants people using questionable explosive detection devices), this new device is sort of funny. Here's what I'm talking about: http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/gadgets/furutech-demag-spins-their-demagnetizing-********-again-240864.php Basically, it's a...

I posted something like this in the "General Skepticism" forum, as a reply to an old thread (see http://www.internationalskeptics.com/forums/showthread.php?t=60143 ) but got no reply, so I'm trying here... My mum has recently bought a magnetic water conditioner for £90 (which seems like a lot...

Hi folks, I've just posted a question on a woo forum about something called a 'MotoFlow'. Here's the web site all about it: http://www.magnet-healing.co.uk/motoflow-fuel-economy.asp Its another one of the magnet mumbo jumbo things which sell for lots of £££ and do absolutly nothing. I asked...

Do you think this guy has an implant or something? He'll need to be scanned before performing the test I think.

Hello forum, This morning (6/7/2006) in the Los Angeles Times they ran a lengthy article in the food section about a magnetic gadget that claims to transform your cheap, crappy wine into into a "rich and silky wine". The gadget, known as the BevWizard, is described as a powerful magnet that...

Micheal Persinger is well known for his theory suggesting that some apparitional experiences may be due to the brains of certain observers being exposed to complex low-frequency magnetic fields. Complexity more than field-strength seems crucial. He applies these fields to brains in his lab and...

http://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,70882-0.html?tw=wn_index_2 My question; what is a 16 year old doing reading Nature? Athon

http://news.scotsman.com/scitech.cfm?id=16902006 You've got to be s*****g me.-...

Is it possible to create an artificial magnetic field as strong as the natural one produced by the Earth's core to replace the one we have now if ours is lost at the Earth's North and South Magnetic poles?

Can anyone tell if this: http://www.top-flite.com/accys/topq5700.html Is suspended from only one side, or both? I've looked for other photos, ones showing both sides at the same time, but it's been fruitless. If it's not double sided in its levitation, is there a way I could make such...

Are people working on ways for electronics and radio and tv and power grids to not be as vunerable as they were the last time the solar wind nocked out the Power grids?

Has anyone ever used a computer with a magnetic tape?

I know there has been a couple of threads on this subject earlier, but I found it best to start a new topic. Today a salesman from a company called AutoMEC sent me some documentation to supposedly prove that their magnetic fuel treatment device really works. He wasn't sending me this to get a...

On Cartalk this morning, a caller asked whether the magnets he is using to hold his gas cap door shut could cause gas fumes to ignite while he's pumping gas. Tom and Ray assured him that they would not, because permanent magnets have no electricity associated with them. Which raises two...

Hello: While playing with an old 486 CPU, I discovered that it is strongly attracted to a magnet. Anybody got an idea why a chunk of silicon would behave this way? The heat sink was removed.

I just read in my local Danish newspaper Politiken that the British Medical Journal has published a positive test of magnetic bracelets against arthritis. The conclusion is: Obviously, they have the usual problems of performing blind tests of magnetic bracelets when the patients can easily...

I was wondering why no one has been discussing the experiments with magnetic ball bearings and copper tubing Randi has mentioned in the commentaries. I think I know why the ball's motion is periodically retarded when moving south down an incline, but not when moving north. Remember, the steel...

With respect to SWIFT 15 Oct 2004, on the topic of "Magnetic Wine Clip". http://www.randi.org/jr/101504gallic.html Here's some of my thoughts... Q: Do they need the JREF million? Quote 1: - "The bottom line is this, JC: (a) I have nothing to prove to you and (b) I don't need a $1MM (?). "...

Well, is it? -INRM

Since I'm somewhat ignorant in this field, I thought I'd ask here in the hopes that someone could enlighten me. Do Magnetic Water Conditioners work? I hear this one on my radio all the time: http://www.water-conditioner.com Based on my limited knowledge of chemistry (I'm a Comp Eng) I'm...

Magnets take quite a kicking in these parts. So to balance the record- About three years back, I was in a "one pound shop". (Don't know if the U.S. has an equivalent. Every item costs one pound. It's mostly over produced junk, but there are occasional gems). I found a magnet -about the size of...

Ok folks, I have received the magnetic coasters for testing, courtesy of Roger Coghill. The product was offered for sale from Cogreslabs' site, with the following advertisement I maintain that there will be no discernible difference between magnetized water/wine etc and the un-magnetized...

Looks like there is some evidence electro magnets can help with spinal cord injuries. I have a horrible feeling the woo woos will somehow see this as a victory, even though it's something very specific. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/health/3701365.stm At least they admit it's only a small group.

I think my headline more accurately reflects the story than the CNN one: Don't tell Gregg Braden!

For a couple of years I've mentioned to people that we're way overdue for a reversal of the earth's magnetic field. The sun does it every 11 years. Earth's pattern is every couple of hundred thousand years. The last one, however was 780,000 years ago, so we're seriously overdue. Our magnetic...

Oh, the TEOTWAWKI Twits will be misquoting this one for sure, so watch it and debate from the position of the right(eous)... PBS tonite (18 Nov): Magnetic Storm: Is the magnetic field protecting Earth from deadly radiation about to reverse or even disappear? Plays here in town 18 Nov 800 PM...