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Seeking to emulate a thicker plate through layering, Paul stacks three 1/8-inch aluminum plates, totaling 3/8-inch, and observes the coil. The levitation height remains similar to the single 3/8-inch layer, around 1.5 inches, with stable floating once achieved. This suggests that stacking thin plates doesn't significantly enhance levitation height beyond a certain point, probably because magnetic fields penetrate only to a certain depth.
Adjustments and Observations During Experiments
Impact of Physical Support and Shock Absorption: