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Posted: April 2, 2007 16:58 PM
By: InventNow.Org Administrator
Is making a cat magnet possible? How would you make a bandage puller?
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Last Post: 2010-09-05 10:50:02
OK, to begin with , do you know how magnets work and how they make magnetic fields, Either you can have a huge piece of magnetic material (e.g.Iron)or you can have electric fields. our body has small electrical signals for our body to communicate to each other and this would make a small magnetic field but it will never be strong enough to attract a paper clip as it is to infrequent and to minute to cause anything, and another thing you cannot engineer it into DNA as this may involve changing a cat altogether, yes there are nano tube which can make tiny battery's but they need a lot of development and why would you want to make a cat magnetic, this may get the cat into serious trouble, but magnetism is weak ( To a certain point)and if you want a strong magnetic field then you cause the cat to either cause the cat to be unwillingly taken to magnetic items at speed this would cause serious harm to the cat.
that's true. if you figure out a way to have the electromagnet attract a cat's DNA you've got yourself a cat magnet.
Making a cat magnet could be possible if you had the right materials and the right DNA. And it would take alot of IQ.
if you can find material that attracts inputted dna patterns
To make a band-aid puller soak the bandage in water and use tweezers to remove it. To make a cat magnet take a good size magnet and cover it with catnip. That solves those problems.
I DONT KNOW HOW TO PUT MY INVENTIONS ON INVENTORSPLANT,OR HOW TO PATENT IT CAN YOU TELL MA HOW?
i have a question how do you invent thing on inventnow.org? i mean after you have got an acount
Posted: August 28, 2009 14:17 PM
so just read the title
Username: prabalvikram71
He's certainly got a good idea! Dunno why he's submitted the same invention four times, but it's really amazing. Go check it out. Here's the link (he's submitted it on InventNow.org obviously):
http://inventnow.org/environment/invent/invention/?I=13063
After I was through, I could only gape. I did, however, manage to leave a comment. I hope it gets approved.
Anyways, dudes and dudettes, it is with great regret that I have to submit this post, so you won't hear much from me until I reply somewhere on the Message Board or perhaps comment on someone's invention.
Chow,
The.Apprentice (the one who happens to be on the LEADER BOARD! YESSSSSSSSS)
He's certainly got a good idea! Dunno why he's submitted the same invention four times, but it's really amazing. Go check it out. Here's the link (he's submitted it on InventNow.org obviously):
http://inventnow.org/environment/invent/invention/?I=13063
After I was through, I could only gape. I did, however, manage to leave a comment. I hope it gets approved.
Anyways, dudes and dudettes, it is with great regret that I have to submit this post, so you won't hear much from me until I reply somewhere on the Message Board or perhaps comment on someone's invention.
Chow,
The.Apprentice (the one who happens to be on the LEADER BOARD! YESSSSSSSSS)
It would be quite impossible to make a cat magnet. People need to understand that it is no more than advertising for this website. To be attracted to a magnet, first the item must be magnetic. This conists of lining up the domains. This is quite impossible to line up the domains in the atoms of a cat. It would be extremely hard to line up the domains in a cat, and I don't think the cat would respond well to be rubbed for hours with a magnet. It could be done maybe in the future, with strong enough magnets,that will magnatize and not just crete a charge, but I think we need a different animal, like goldfish maybe, something that doesn't have claws.
You said that it is impossible to line up the domains, then you said that it would be hard, and even if you could line up the "domains" ( I think you mean something else since atoms have nothing to do with domains), you would just be creating an powerful electro magnet...Which would more likely just get you stuck on some highly magnetic surface.
Also-
The suction tires are impossible!!!!!
It could happen, but I would like to know how heavy the rider is. by what the ad said, it is claiming that the suctions cups can retain enough force that you could stick on the ceiling... then why can a kid still have enough power or momentum to move the bike forwards? By common logic, the stronger the force attaching something to something else, the stronger the opposing force has to be to rip it off.
I am not going to agree with anyone, nor disagree. I have just got one problem. It's not "contridiction". It's "contradiction".
