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Okay, here we have a North up ice formation. You can see the 42.5 degree centrifugal bubble of water that does not want to freeze at the bottom. So this is North up. You can see the exact gyromagnetic procession of the frozen bubble at the top. Absolutely gorgeous.
Let me turn it around here so you can see it. It's extremely apparent that even though I'm using the same size magnet as a smaller container, the fact that the smaller container had a smaller amount of water in it means that the reaction of the water to the magnet is proportional to the volume of water which is under the influence of the magnet. It's hard to describe all the layers of perfect geometry in this, but it's unbelievable, but it's exactly as I predicted.
Now, lifted up, the magnet always raises itself up as it tries to create its dome shape, and it creates a very interesting dielectric inertial plane around the magnet. You can see it here. Not the dielectric inertial plane, but the 42.5 degree angle as the water froze and froze into this perfect, perfect centrifugal vortex pattern. You can actually see the jets over here. Let me eliminate them right here, right along here. The wispy dielectric, you can always see where it is going because it has an extremely unique appearance, just like Lemberg figures, exactly like that.
And something else of note, the way it actually causes the molecules to adhere. The North end of the magnet, the ice, anything north of the North end of the magnet, it adheres so tightly that when it goes to melt, it takes forever to melt. It is hard as a rock. You cannot even dare chomp on it like regular ice because it will break your teeth. Look at these rings right here at the top. Let me see if I can get that correct right here. If you can see the rings going around, there's a vortex after vortex after vortex going all the way around and perfect. It's absolutely gorgeous, absolutely gorgeous, perfect geometry.
This is how water reacts to an extremely coherent magnetic object. It has to do with the specific geometry of water, which is 108.3636 with a reciprocal inverse incommensurability within the geometry of water, where it has a charge radius of one on one end, but a special radius of five, and yet on the other end, it has a special radius of five, but a charge radius of one. That's why water is the molecule of life. This is the quote-unquote secret that the Pythagoreans killed somebody over for revealing the secret of incommensurability. Here you can see it along the periphery, the dielectric, absolutely amazing, beautiful, perfect, and beautiful. I would be more perfect than this, but it actually, in creating its own perfect geometry, it split the container out, and so it fractured it out of its perfect geometrical forming state.
The amazing discovery is that, like I said, it's even though I'm using the same size magnet as I was on a smaller container, I'm using proportionately a lot larger water, and water reacts proportionately to the amount of water that is within the influence of the magnet. So even though I'm using the same size magnet in a much larger container, the water is acting proportional to the volume of water which is under the influence of the magnetism. Here you can actually see the dielectric inertial wisps. It has a specific appearance right here, very, very interesting, and very understandable how that happened. Absolutely lovely. There you have it, the secret nature of water in relationship to a magneto-dielectric object, or what a common fool calls a magnet.
Before it cracked and disrupted its perfect geometry and freezing, it created the perfect centrifugal 42.5 degree centrifugal vortex at the bottom, and the same thing, but inversely, so in crystallization and freezing at the top. You see here, we have an empty void of water that does not want to freeze, but up here we have our bubble formation at the perfect, exact same thing. We have what we have up here at the North is exactly what we have at the South, except inverse. Here we have it unfrozen in a bell, in our bell formation, 42.5, 42.5 degrees, and up here we have 40, 42.5 degrees of frozen. And this is because this is the first time I've actually inverted the magnet to where the North is pointing up towards the sky and the South is pointed down towards the ground, which would be attraction towards the Earth, the Earth's magnetic North, which is located in Antarctica. No one has ever seen this before. Thanks.