:rolleyes: Yea but how do you make them!!! :wallbang:
How are magnets made? happy? :) Or how about, how would you make a magnet of no magnets existed?
I am asking how it formed a magnet yes.
Yea, the electricity is made by the use of magnets so you are back to square one old bean!!! :D So yea I still consider the question unanswered....
No same problem as with the other answers, you need to use a magnetic field to create the magnets, thus you have a chicken and egg situation.
I think you still have to have an existing magnetic field to do that.
How did you (or otherwise) manage to magnetise the earth or the magnets in the motor??
how are magnets made?:shrug:
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Why not it is an efficient platform. 3 legged stools camera tripods etc....
No it looks to me like one limb has moved up his back to form the dorsal fin,
It's not nonsense, I have just explained it to you. Which bit don't you understand. If you want to talk about nonsense just look at the big bang...
No. That does not work does it. Consider stuff on our side of the balloon, that is expanding towards us. Stuff on the other side is expanding...
You seem to assumed bilateral symmetry is a God given thing but you have failed to explain why. I am surprised at how many people think this kind...
It is a circular argument. If I said why are their no palm trees in Antarctica saying "Well there have never been any there", is a pretty poor...
That's a circular argument, evolution did not evolve 3 limbed animals because in the past evolution did not evolve any 3 legged animals!! It's not...
Strange there are none.
People are born with a belief in God it is put their by God so if you want the answer to the OP's question 'Why do people believe in God'? Ask God.
Sounds crazy doesn't it, at first glance, because solar energy is supposed to eb the solution to global warming ie no CO2. Of course the elephant...
What is the benefit of electric cars anyway? The don't reduce CO2 it is simply produced elsewhere. Here are a couple of claims from a site...
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