Inventor Simon Morris, from his childhood, liked to experiment with magnets, observing the magical levitation of the forces of attraction and repulsion. A certain part, perhaps from childhood, leaves vivid impressions of the first experience, from which the interesting idea of a flying lamp was born. How does it all work, and on what principle?
To do this, you need to turn to the laws of physics, in order to understand how correctly placed magnets in the basis of this designer desk lamp. Actually, without delving into the details in this part of the lamp everything is clear. As a last resort, anyone can apply to Wikipedia. Is it important to supply electricity to the light bulb?
And then the development is coming to the rescue already from the beginning of the last century. Tesla himself at one time was engaged in prely-philosophical things, one of which was induction. In this lies the secret of such an unusual, but at the same time realistic embodiment of a simple interior solution.
