where can i find details about magnetic properties of a prism?

Question

I need scientific answers

sorry its glass pyramid not prism

Answer 1

You got to be kidding.

I know what you are asking about. The pyramid you are inquiring about has some interesting properties however I would not label them as specifically magnetic.

These are not exactly scientific sites however I believe they are relevant to you question
1. http://www.lifepositive.com/Body/energy-healing/pyramid-healing/pyramids.asp
2. http://www.pyramidoflife.com/eng/q_a.html
3. http://www.carpenterdesign.com/Products/Pyramid_Plans/pyramid_plans.html
4. http://www.carpenterdesign.com/Products/Photos/photos.html

Answer 2

What are you asking? Magnetic properties of objects depend upon the material that object is constructed with first, then the shape. A normal clear piece of glass has no magnetic properties you care about, no matter what the shape. Same thing with most organic material. For instance, do you think a wooden pyramid has magnetic properties?

Now, a nice piece of magnetite, cut into whatever shape, will have a magnetic field. And you could conceivably make a copper wire pyramid, and apply a electric charge to generate some magnetic field. To calculate the field generated is a fairly complex problem, as you have a three dimensional source that does not lend itself well to normal coordinate transformations in order to solve. So you will need to use a computer and model the field.

As for other materials, the magnetic properties are negligible, unless you are interested in NMR (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance).

Answer 3

Glass prisms do not have any magnetic properties that I know of.

Answer 4

Glass doesn't have any magnetic properties, no matter the shape.

Answer 5

Legends of Khufu (Cheops) and King Tut (who wasn't even buried in a pyramid) notwithstanding, there is no such thing as "pyramid power".