Shooting a Magnetic Cannonball Through Electromagnetic Induced Force Fields in Copper

Ben Cusick (a.k.a. "NightHawkInLight") took a look at how magnets react to copper last week and, after his findings and his audiences curiosity, Cusick attempted to slow down or stop a magnetic cannonball by shooting it through electromagnetic induced force fields in copper.

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