Powering up the TT BROWN capacitor at our new shop

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hey guys welcome to Falcon space today we're doing our first experiment inside the Faraday cage we're doing a simple charge up of the capacitor to see if there's any movement we don't expect much to happen but we just want to see what happens [Music] I'm seeing activity we've got motion got a considerable amount of motion on the wires we've got an over flash what you go up to there you go learn what expected what are you right now alright another flash again we're getting rotational motion on the unit it's looking to me like I am in effect but I could be wrong you got another flash over are you recording the voltages 50,000 volts okay okay alright alright we're getting a continuous flasher where I dropped the voltage to 35 okay there's any flashover now we may have carbonization on some of the materials yep okay I'm seeing activity I'm not seeing any flashover what do you at [Music] what's the voltage you're setting it now that we could go up to 50 hmm you said it went up to 50 again I thought you were reducing the voltage yep okay we're definitely getting forward motions more than I would expect from analytic air air flow on a mass of this size yeah we got a considerable amount of forward motion more than I would expect for it for an ionic breeze on a massive this week we've been about a kilogram of mass up there a lot a lot now that said charge effects can create those types of things and we might be getting a an effect on the wire if the wire is contracting due to an electromagnetic effect but this is such a fine wire I wouldn't expect it to have the tensile strength to move it like that and also the also the currents that we're doing extremely well yeah plumbing