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Thanks for reading this
As protons go faster and fast in the LHC they have a greater angular momentum (that's not at all the right term) to go around in circles faster and faster
as they reach near the speed of light that greater inward attraction towards the magnet to rotate around in the LHC in a circular pattern, I assume that is caused by increased power to the magnets etc as the protons move faster and faster they give it more current and more juice, but is it also true as I suspect that protons are more susceptible to magnetic (i guess electromagnetic) forces as they go faster and faster near light speed? So it's not merely that they have a greater speed and angular momentum from the increased power to the magnets but then also the fact that protons feel more push/pull from magnetic forces as they travel really fast?
Sorry my wording is off, I'm tired
Also too more questions thanks, these are easy but maybe off topic
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suppose you have 3 metal iron rods a,b, and c, all exactly the same until you magnetize a and b
would a and b aligned north to south have a greater attraction than a and c aligned the exact same way?
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Is it possible photons can be affected by magnetism but because they are moving too fast and our magnets are so weak we just haven't noticed?
thanks
As protons go faster and fast in the LHC they have a greater angular momentum (that's not at all the right term) to go around in circles faster and faster
as they reach near the speed of light that greater inward attraction towards the magnet to rotate around in the LHC in a circular pattern, I assume that is caused by increased power to the magnets etc as the protons move faster and faster they give it more current and more juice, but is it also true as I suspect that protons are more susceptible to magnetic (i guess electromagnetic) forces as they go faster and faster near light speed? So it's not merely that they have a greater speed and angular momentum from the increased power to the magnets but then also the fact that protons feel more push/pull from magnetic forces as they travel really fast?
Sorry my wording is off, I'm tired
Also too more questions thanks, these are easy but maybe off topic
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suppose you have 3 metal iron rods a,b, and c, all exactly the same until you magnetize a and b
would a and b aligned north to south have a greater attraction than a and c aligned the exact same way?
____
Is it possible photons can be affected by magnetism but because they are moving too fast and our magnets are so weak we just haven't noticed?
thanks