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	Michael Faraday
		Faraday was not there at the time, but coming in afterwards he heard the conversation on the expected rotation of the wire.
		Faraday had for a long time kept in view the possibility of using a ray of polarized light as a means of investigating the condition of transparent bodies when acted on by electric and magnetic forces.
		Faraday himself attended the meetings from childhood; at the age of thirty he made public profession of his faith, and during two different periods he discharged the office of elder.
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	May '02 ACC News
		In the 24 May updating of Discovery Circumstances by IAU Minor Planet Center, 3,001 newly-numbered asteroids were added up through 42463 5601 T-3.
		New namings included 37582 Faraday, originally designated 1990 TT3, and 37608 Lons (1992 SY16) became the highest-numbered publicly named asteroid.
		JPL added 1997 XR2 to the top of its Risks page at Torino Scale 1 ("merits special monitoring"), where it has remained into late June 2002.
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	Revolution in energy production - Unexplained Mysteries Discussion Forums
		It is this primary movement that allows the magnetic fields around the stator coils to be “cut” by the effect of the permanent magnets sweeping past the steel cores of the coils.
		Note that we have achieved two effects from one cause, thus inducing an electric current per Mr Faraday’s theory, and so generating electricity as an output or product of the motors motion.
		The only electricity consumed has been that required to temporarily charge the coils and so creating a temporary magnet of like polarity to cause the permanent magnet to be repulsed rather than attracted.
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	Poll Dorset Association Inc
		Faraday Park 18/94 (tw); s of d Valma N326/92 (37791).
		Faraday Park 47/97; s of d Faraday Park 6/95 (39828).
		Mossvale Farm 181/95; s of d Mossvale Farm 15/92 (37582).
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