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Anti-gravity Chamber

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This is my "Anti-gravity Chamber ".
It has 64 electromagnets all focused at its center. All my friends think its the Ironman heart (Arc Reactor) which has some similarities. The Ironman heart did have an electromagnet inside but was mainly a power source.
I'm building a new one that will have much much more power (around 200-400 electromagnets). Coming soon...

24 comments

Mar 30, 2011. 2:32 AMjam BD says:

Looks pretty, but without being skeptical, how does it work? nice if there was more info and video. :)

Mar 30, 2011. 11:44 AM

wilgubeast says:

This is a great entry into our Photo Instructable contest. Definitely some good photos here. I'm sure that it will help reasonably small folk levitate to their little hearts' content.

Mar 30, 2011. 1:36 PMironsmiter says:

FUN!

dot matrix actuator + floppy drive motor windings + harddrive motor windings(for galactic resonance) = Free Energy!

Mar 30, 2011. 7:00 PMzack247 says:

nice.

Mar 31, 2011. 7:26 AM

Honus says:

That's really neat- awesome construction.

Apr 1, 2011. 2:57 AMcypherxax (author) says:

Thank you all for the comments, Ill be adding more info soon, ive just been real busy designing and building my latest project: An AUV thats like none other, makes this old project look like crap; anywho, much more to come :)

May 4, 2012. 4:09 PMmjong says:

I dont wanna undo my last command but does it work???

May 4, 2012. 4:06 PMmjong says:

Cant wait to see more, this already looks awesome

Sep 10, 2011. 10:34 AMtammasus says:

So this is only ornamental right?

Sep 8, 2011. 3:07 PMdud says:

that looks really cool!
i have two questions:
1) how did you make that?
2) how does it work?

Aug 25, 2011. 5:02 PM

lookwhatjoeysmaking says:

its not anty gravity you r just making a electromagnetik fealt to lift somthing

Aug 16, 2011. 12:22 PMIwantbigboom says:

can i put this in my book?

Jul 27, 2011. 3:59 AMa.hwid says:

first; tanks for sharing

Id like to know what this exactly is and what it is supposed to do.

waiting for more information such as video ...

Jul 27, 2011. 3:56 AMa.hwid says:

Thanks for sharing

Id like to know what this exactly is and what it exactly do?

and waiting for more information such as videos ...

Jul 11, 2011. 11:21 PMtechno guy says:

Does this do anything?

Jul 5, 2011. 5:09 PMjeiy says:

how long does it take for the battery to run out?

Jun 7, 2011. 4:21 PM

garrett10 says:

Could anyone list the parts and where they came from? I.E. what type of a appliance like a VCR or computer, etc.

Jun 7, 2011. 7:46 AM

garrett10 says:

WANT! I already have two of the parts in this just laying around. It would be really awesome if you made an instructable or maybe listed all of the components required.

Jun 6, 2011. 4:47 PMultralegomaster5096 says:

ANTIGRAVITY! WHOOO-HOOOO! Question: How close are we to antigrav generators?

May 30, 2011. 7:52 AMbook man says:

Hey I'm Pretty sure you would win a contest with this thing. You should really consider posting the instructions on how to make this. Also most people will probably think that it doesn't work you should post a video of it is in action. Please post how to make this. I have always dreamed of making a working anti-gravity chamber. Nice job person who makes things like Tony Stark!

Apr 30, 2011. 9:40 AMkoduor says:

looks cool.but i was wondering whether it is possible to make an actual antiGRAVITY machine that can float objects!?.

Apr 3, 2011. 7:47 AMmathieulj says:

It is my opinion that this most likely does not perform any kind of levitation of non magnetics (levitation of magnetic materials like iron is still a possibility). I does however look very cool.

Mar 30, 2011. 5:44 PMtemp says:

When I saw this, and im not going to lie, I thought it was real. Not as in you can make anything float with it but it reminded me of the story of the scientists that floated a frog in a magnetic field... Anyways, this looks really cool and great photos.

Mar 30, 2011. 9:00 AM

rickharris says:

You must have a big spares bin.

It looks like the internals of a brushless motor loosely connected to a bunch of random bits.

Bet it doesn't work as advertised.